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<blockquote data-quote="Wakefieldowl" data-source="post: 772664" data-attributes="member: 46629"><p>Hi everyone,</p><p>I hope someone can give me some advice.</p><p>I tried capturing the moon a couple of nights ago, which was straightforward enough. However, what looked so amazing was the thin layer of cloud high up that created a double halo around the moon. I tried and tried with different settings but could not get it right. I either got a perfect moon, with no clouds, or on a longer exposure, I got the clouds but the moon became a bright white ball, with no features. I wanted to try and capture what I saw with my eyes, but failed miserbaly lol</p><p>Any advice ?</p><p>If it helps I used and D7200 and a 35mm lens and also an 18-55mm lens, zoomed in. Is the lens my problem ?</p><p></p><p>Thanks as always for any replies</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wakefieldowl, post: 772664, member: 46629"] Hi everyone, I hope someone can give me some advice. I tried capturing the moon a couple of nights ago, which was straightforward enough. However, what looked so amazing was the thin layer of cloud high up that created a double halo around the moon. I tried and tried with different settings but could not get it right. I either got a perfect moon, with no clouds, or on a longer exposure, I got the clouds but the moon became a bright white ball, with no features. I wanted to try and capture what I saw with my eyes, but failed miserbaly lol Any advice ? If it helps I used and D7200 and a 35mm lens and also an 18-55mm lens, zoomed in. Is the lens my problem ? Thanks as always for any replies [/QUOTE]
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