Still have some photos to go through, but I liked these. I'm always blown away by the stars around the moon when it's eclipsed! Unfortunately, I took the iPhone photos hand-held so there's a bit of shake from me and from the wind. I thought they were cool, though.
Looking forward to seeing everyone's photos!
Hi Greg, nice. Good to see you saw and imaged it. I tried to include the Pleiades in the with my 75-300mm zoom but couldn't get them in at 75mm. My wife took some with her iPhone from inside our living that came out decently.
Here are a few of mine--
2022-11-08 Lunar Eclipse
Using a Canon Rebel T7i on a 10" f/5.6 Newtonian telescope and with a 300mm telephoto.
5:02 AM EST, 10" f/5.6, 6 sec., ISO 100.
Hi Greg, nice. Good to see you saw and imaged it. I tried to include the Pleiades in the with my 75-300mm zoom but couldn't get them in at 75mm. My wife took some with her iPhone from inside our living that came out decently.
Here are a few of mine--
2022-11-08 Lunar Eclipse
Using a Canon Rebel T7i on a 10" f/5.6 Newtonian telescope and with a 300mm telephoto.
5:02 AM EST, 10" f/5.6, 6 sec., ISO 100.
5:11 AM EST, 300mm f/5.6, 3.2 sec @ ISO 1005:47 AM EST, 300mm f/5.6, 3.2 sec @ ISO 4006:05 AM EST, 300mm f/5.6, 0.6 sec @ ISO 400
Very nice, Paul! Love those large moon shots! I was using my 60mm AT60 with a 2x PowerMate (720mm fL) and a Canon SL3. Terrific job.
The Pleiades looked so pretty right above the moon. I think when the stars are visible around the moon is my favorite time. It's really a gorgeous sky -- but very tough to capture that in a camera.
Greg
Great images guys.. I took a few at overlook park and will post later. The wild was howling and it was cold! When I got home, I noticed I could see the eclipse over the farm from our street. I couldn't see it from my house, but I could walk across the street and set up and see it fine. This is the second time I'm surprised by how low to the horizon I can see, first was with the comet. Is this a light bending thing for items near the horizon?
Terri
Great shots. I've shared the thread and links to a couple of images with my spooky folks over on a discord for the Nightmare Vermont haunted house production group. Beware the werewolves! 😋
I can only offer a _before_ picture as I tested out setting up the Canon Rebel with a 300mm lens at approximately midnight. Thought better of climbing out of bed again when I checked the clock 4 hours later.
