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620 with OM 200f4 ISO 1600 2sec
Jupiter, Gallilean moons and Neptune
Jupiter, Gallilean moons and Neptune
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Well, I would have not thought that posible - well done Chris. You certainly have got the exposure spot on for this which could not have been easy. No problem with the dof
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Amazing, I wouldn't have known what I was looking at! Are the three stars top left from Orion's Belt?John
"A hundredth of a second here, a hundredth of a second there � even if you put them end to end, they still only add up to one, two, perhaps three seconds, snatched from eternity." ~ Robert Doisneau
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Goodness me! I'm so surprised you managed this, it's amazing.
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You're testing for hot pixels, right?
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This is amazing Chris!
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Well folks, you could go out and do this yourself...
620 on a tripod...anti shock on, IS off, focus to manual
the lens was a 200mm OM so max exposure time on 4/3 is 400/focal length otherwive there will be drift due to the earth spinning
Focus was with LiveView on Jupiter... that bright thing in the south east after the Sun goes down and on the right in the image...over to the left is a 5-spot like on a dice and the upper left is Neptune...
Try it with the 40-150 at 150 with say an exposure of 3 seconds...ISO up at 1600 but you could try higher...
What was silly to me was how easy it was with the 620 compared to the 400 where the post processing would have been lengthychris
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