Lunar eclipse pictures
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Great photos! Thanks! I went to bed after only seeing the first part. Haven't seen one all the way in a long time.
Very cool, Steve! Thanks!
How much time was there between your 3rd picture and the 5th?
I went out to check it around 0200 and it was similar to your 3rd pic. I figured it would be a while and went to bed.
I went out to check it around 0200 and it was similar to your 3rd pic. I figured it would be a while and went to bed.
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LVSteve
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About 90 minutes.
Rodan
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We were hoping to watch, but the weather here was not cooperating.
squirrelnest
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Nice pics....Thanks for posting!
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At 2000 I thought I was going to be SOL. About 2100 it started to clear, and it was off to the races.
Nice! We had cloudy skies,but I watched the cat playing with a leaf in the dark and when I reached down to pet her the leaf ran off lol
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Was it a Katydid?
It was a chubby mouse. I’m nearsighted and it was dark lol
Here in Central DST the partial phase began at 12:09am. Pics taken in manual mode with a shutter speed of 1/1000 second. See next post for exposure set for the eclipsed part of the moon....
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Then totality was from 1:26am to 2:32am. Timewise, these pictures overlap some with my previous pics but the exposure is 1 second, to show the eclipsed part of the moon. See next post for wide angle views....
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These are wide angle views taken with my cellphone, so exposure is whatever the phone chose.
And this is not my picture, but one taken of the Earth by a lunar lander, Firefly Aerospace's "Blue Ghost". So for the lander this is actually a solar eclipse, where the Earth is covering the Sun. Blue Ghost Mission 1: Live Updates
And this is not my picture, but one taken of the Earth by a lunar lander, Firefly Aerospace's "Blue Ghost". So for the lander this is actually a solar eclipse, where the Earth is covering the Sun. Blue Ghost Mission 1: Live Updates
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I wasn't planning on getting up and taking any pictures but I received a call out to go to a shooting crime scene around midnight. As I returned home later the eclipse was in full swing so I stepped in and set up my tripod and camera and took one picture. I then went to bed.
I checked the picture the next morning and it wasn't bad.
I checked the picture the next morning and it wasn't bad.
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I wasn't planning on getting up and taking any pictures but I received a call out to go to a shooting crime scene around midnight. As I returned home later the eclipse was in full swing so I stepped in and set up my tripod and camera and took one picture. I then went to bed.
I checked the picture the next morning and it wasn't bad.
Out of interest, what exposure settings did you use?
Awesome photos, thanks for sharing.
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ISO 100?? 1/40 sec? I wouldn't have guessed either of those numbers.
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