Post your Moon Shots

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JPar

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After screwing around with the Tamron 28-300 and never seeming to get a shot in focus, I tried the Nikon 18-105 and seemed to get a better (albeit smaller) result.

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paul04

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After a few cloudy nights, it was clear last night and the full moon was out.
taken with my Nikon D3200, with the tamron 70-300mm lens, iso at 100, aperture 5.6 and shutter speed at 1/320.
And with a little bit of editing with lightroom 5
 

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RockyNH_RIP

RockyNH_RIP

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Here are a couple shots of mine form the Move to Ga!

The 1st shot was our 1st night on the road....
The 2nd is 5 days later in GA

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Pat in GA
 
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paul04

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wornish said:
Very good shot for hand held. Captured a lot of detail.
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What I did, was lean against the garden shed, and used a wired remote shutter release, that way I can really steady the camera, hold the camera body with my right hand, rest the lens on my left arm, and use my left hand to trigger the remote shutter,
 
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wornish

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paul04 said:
What I did, was lean against the garden shed, and used a wired remote shutter release, that way I can really steady the camera, hold the camera body with my right hand, rest the lens on my left arm, and use my left hand to trigger the remote shutter,
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Tripods can make all the difference on moon shots. But your method certainly worked.
 
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