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Lunar Eclipse tonight as the moon began exiting Earth's shadow.
It felt great to take the camera and new lens out, finally!
The cameras sensor feels like something is wrong with it, has been for a while but now I'm certain. I wonder if it'll be worth sending it in for cleaning (or if that will even help, or if it won't cost as much as some of the newer bodies out there...)
School's done for a month. Reaped the rewards of hard academic work, feels good but takes the fun out of curiosity.
4:55 am.
The Eclipse of 9/27/15 offered a number of Local Classic Settings, as it started just as the Moon crested the Horizon for those of us in the Desert Southwest.
20th March 2015
Warning: Never look at the sun with the naked eye, or any optical device. Doing so will cause permanent blindness.
Combo shot of the full moon on 12/20 and the Lunar Eclipse the morning of 12/21. I like the contrast of before and after.
Got up around 2:45am and took the eclipse shot at 3:30am EST. My son joined me as well. The moon was quite dark at this point and real tough to focus on, even manually.
Tech notes: The full moon shot is HDR from a single RAW converted to B&W. That was the only way to get out the details. The eclipse shot was too blurry to mess with, a 6 second exposure.
Assemblage de 15 photos prises lors de l'éclipse en Espagne le mercredi 12 aout 2026.
Lunette 150/1200 au foyer, filtre solaire astrosolar, sony A7 II .
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