shooting stills under full moon light

Can you pl. suggest me the setting for shooting stills under full moon light? I am planing to take a trip to Mount Kailash soon on a Full moon day. I do have a D810 but not able to figure it out for a shot under moon light. You think you can help me?

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First welcome to the forum. This is a good place. You ought to take the time to go and fill out your profile tell us a bit about yourself and your equipment.

I do not know the 810, but I know, but I tend to take my moon shots hand held and set at 100 ISO and in the neighborhood of 400 Shutter and f8, but it varies. There is a thread that focuses on this topic that might help. http://nikonites.com/low-light-and-night/2361-moon-shots.html?highlight=moon+shots#axzz44Hi4dc17

You can mover your mouse over the bottom left corner and review settings. Hope this helps.

I moved these to a new thread since it is a different topic than the original thread.

Do you mean taking still shots OF the moon? Or of things on Earth in the light of the full moon?

That was gonna be my question exactly Blade Canyon...

And also if it is the latter, what 'things'?

Crank up the ISO to 6400 or more, use a tripod, open up the aperture all the way, and experiment with shutter speeds until you start to like what you see.

I find that night photos taken with a long enough exposure that the photos take on a daylight-ish quality to them are always very interesting. You may see a blue sky but it's full of stars, and nothing looks like you really expect it to. A very cool effect.

You mean like this?

Lost City under moonlight by Scott Murray, on Flickr

Or this?

Comet Stars by Scott Murray, on Flickr