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<blockquote data-quote="thegaffney" data-source="post: 404722" data-attributes="member: 12353">Could I ask why you suggest the moon being at 30%?I tried taking some last night with my new D600 and my old 17-55 (in crop mode) and it didn't come out very good, the moon wasn't out yet, but it was supposed to rise in an hour or so, and it rises around the area on the leftYou can kind of see it going across the middle, this was at ISO 3200 2.8 and 10 sec, if I decreased the shutter speed it just made everything brighter, not just the stars.[ATTACH=full]134107[/ATTACH]But about a year ago, last March I took this photo below with my D7000, same lens,But this was at ISO 400 2.8 and 60 seconds, BUT the moon had set about 3 hours earlier in the opposite directionWas the rising moon in last nights photo maybe washing everything out? Bother were in the same spot, with the same amount of light from the city.Maybe it was just hazy out?[ATTACH=full]134108[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thegaffney, post: 404722, member: 12353"] Could I ask why you suggest the moon being at 30%? I tried taking some last night with my new D600 and my old 17-55 (in crop mode) and it didn't come out very good, the moon wasn't out yet, but it was supposed to rise in an hour or so, and it rises around the area on the left You can kind of see it going across the middle, this was at ISO 3200 2.8 and 10 sec, if I decreased the shutter speed it just made everything brighter, not just the stars. [ATTACH type="full" width="30%"]134107._xfImport[/ATTACH] But about a year ago, last March I took this photo below with my D7000, same lens, But this was at ISO 400 2.8 and 60 seconds, BUT the moon had set about 3 hours earlier in the opposite direction Was the rising moon in last nights photo maybe washing everything out? Bother were in the same spot, with the same amount of light from the city. Maybe it was just hazy out? [ATTACH type="full" width="30%"]134108._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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