5DII Canon 100-400+1.4X TC
560mm f/11 ISO 100:WB Daylight, manual focus, live view,MLU,cable release.
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Thread: Half Moon
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27th October 2009, 12:17 AM #1
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Half Moon
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27th October 2009, 12:27 AM #2Moderator
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Re: Half Moon
Very nicely done Jim,
Looks just like the one I saw leaving work several hours ago!
Raining now though
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27th October 2009, 01:25 AM #3
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Re: Half Moon
Very nice, Jim. May I ask why did you use ISO 100 and not the lowest 50?
Originally Posted by Jim B.
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27th October 2009, 01:49 AM #4
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Re: Half Moon
It doesn't look right too me; the contrast is too high. I'm not saying I can do better because I can't; it just doesn't look right.
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27th October 2009, 04:43 AM #5
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Re: Half Moon
I always knew there wasn't a man.
Anyway, nice
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27th October 2009, 11:45 AM #6
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Re: Half Moon
Thanks for the comments.
Alis,the truth?I forgot that the 5D has ISO 50
Still new to the camera.
I'll give it a try next time.
Arith,you are correct.I boosted contrast to bring out the crater details.
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27th October 2009, 11:58 AM #7
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ISO 50 isn't a true ISO - they just under-expose the shot my 1 stop and up-shift the result to compensate; bottom line is it gives you more noise, and 1 stop less dynamic range. Best to avoid it unless you need the slower shutterspeed for some reason. Originally Posted by Alis
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27th October 2009, 12:29 PM #8
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Re: Half Moon
Colin,
Thanks for the heads up.I never used the 1/3 stop ISO settings on my 50D either.
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28th October 2009, 12:56 AM #9
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Re: Half Moon
Thanks, Colin! Interesting tip. Originally Posted by Colin Southern
ISO 50 isn't a true ISO - they just under-expose the shot my 1 stop and up-shift the result to compensate; bottom line is it gives you more noise, and 1 stop less dynamic range. Best to avoid it unless you need the slower shutterspeed for some reason.
Now I want to know where do you get this information from? I mean this specific piece of knowledge?Last edited by Alis; 28th October 2009 at 02:04 AM.
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28th October 2009, 01:58 AM #10
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Re: Half Moon
I'm sorry - I can't reveal my sources Originally Posted by Alis
Nah - seriously - no idea when/where I learned that. It's a technique that's been around for ages though - that's why they mark both ends as "special" on the camera - they're done as a fiddle rather than as a try ISO. Sine with in between ISOs.
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