Nature half moon

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  1. kevin davies

    kevin davies Well-Known Member

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    cool, good to see you doing moon pics,
    on your camera do you have a magnify to manual focus? i find that helps a ton on focusing on the moon.
     
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    I use auto focus then tweak it manually
     
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  4. Craig Sherriff

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    Kevin, the image has come out quite well, for the last 4 months, it has been cloudy and raining down here in Tasmania, so I have to wait for another month for a clear night.
     
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  5. Caladina

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    You should try the canon 365 anti-cloud filter, works on quite dense clouds
     
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  6. Craig Sherriff

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    Being a fair weather photographer, it's the wind and rain that puts me off.
    Now what is the canon 365 anti-cloud filter you have just mentioned, sounds interesting.
     
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    After having seen Caladina's comment about Red Kites and strings I think the cloud filter may be another example of his sense of humour.
     
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