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Greetings, I have acquired an "unknown" lens on eBay as a way to try more interesting techniques on my camera. It is a former USSR lens with no markings. Not having any data on the lens, I wasn't quite sure what to expect. All I knew was it's m42 mount, and I also got an m42-F-mount adapter...

#3 - horse and the gate

Thanks for the tips. Here's one I took the day before with similar parameters. I am still experimenting. I use a tripod, live view and cabled release. I've also been trying to shoot mars this week, but it's not very easy at 300.

Here's a shot of the moon with my 70-300 And that is a tentative of a shot of Mars with the same. 300mm ain't big enough, I will definitely need bigger.

I am slowly getting there... That's with my 300mm

#2 - red door

#1 - la porte Saint-Jean

#1 - Plastic

2nd entry. Rides are fast.

#1 - their playing is so very fast!!!

Picture 3 - as snow melts, the old dairy queen opens back to the delight of the public

Picture 2 - fields getting ready

Picture 1 - this season birds are making nests

#3 Years ago, ships used this canal often. Nowadays its a bike trail.

#2 This mecanism used to have a purpose

#1 I found this piece of furniture on the side of the road

Here's another try. Is the exif visible now? I was trying to focus on the moon, didn't think to use the border. Good idea. I realize it's hard to focus to infinity with this lens, I'll have to give this a few more try to get better at it. Ideally without clouds next time. They spooked in while...

I am wanting to explore astrophotography. I am interested in shots of the moon, large planets, milky way, and would like to get ready for the next eclipse coming here in about 6 yrs. Reading up the internet seems to go in all directions. I have a D3200, and currently the kit 18-55 and 55-200...

#3 Frozen

#2 Public swimming pool. ... Because water isn't always liquid