Tej Dyal
Wolf Moon Kisses Shard
A still picture of the same event of my timelapse in the previous entry. This was separately processed. More details about the event and capture on the previous entry, I originally called this "Wolf Moon Licking Shard" but Barry Cassels who arranges our Flamsteed Astronomy Society's members gallery video, gave it a much more romantic name which does sound so much nicer than my original crass title!
Location: Greenwich
Telescope: Skywatcher Equinox 80
Mount: Celestron Nexstar 8SE
Camera: Canon 650D
ISO: 200
Shutter: 1/1000
f6.3
f/l: 504mm
Software: EOS Utilities (capture), Camera Raw, various adjustments to bring out the almost invisible moon. Photoshop for final levels and curves adjustment and clearing dust bunnies on my well battered camera sensor.
Capture method: Used EOS Utilities on a Dell XPS13 Ultrabook tethered to camera to shoot the moonset. the 13inch screen helps me see the images live and, in more comfort, even though it's a cumbersome setup.
Wolf Moon Kisses Shard
A still picture of the same event of my timelapse in the previous entry. This was separately processed. More details about the event and capture on the previous entry, I originally called this "Wolf Moon Licking Shard" but Barry Cassels who arranges our Flamsteed Astronomy Society's members gallery video, gave it a much more romantic name which does sound so much nicer than my original crass title!
Location: Greenwich
Telescope: Skywatcher Equinox 80
Mount: Celestron Nexstar 8SE
Camera: Canon 650D
ISO: 200
Shutter: 1/1000
f6.3
f/l: 504mm
Software: EOS Utilities (capture), Camera Raw, various adjustments to bring out the almost invisible moon. Photoshop for final levels and curves adjustment and clearing dust bunnies on my well battered camera sensor.
Capture method: Used EOS Utilities on a Dell XPS13 Ultrabook tethered to camera to shoot the moonset. the 13inch screen helps me see the images live and, in more comfort, even though it's a cumbersome setup.