Lunar Eclipse Photos

[j/k/Andy]

This morning - 20D, 200mm, f/5, 3.2s, 6:05am EST

 

[iSaint]

Very nice. Where are you located, and what time was that for you local time?

 

[kretzy]

I've a very similar view out my window at the moment (it's about 9pm on Tuesday), though I think it's even more 'eclipsed' now.

 

[j/k/Andy]

20D, 200mm, 1/250, f/5.6, ISO 100, 5:18am EST

20D, 200mm, 5s, f/5.6, ISO ISO 200, 6:00am EST

 

[Scarlet Fever]

It's not as good as a dSLR shot, but for an S3 IS, it's not bad

 

[oingoboingo]

I can't take credit for this one. A friend took it using his Canon DSLR connected up to his reflecting telescope. Photo taken in Balmain, Sydney.

 

[Scarlet Fever]

I can't take credit for this one. A friend took it using his Canon DSLR connected up to his reflecting telescope. Photo taken in Balmain, Sydney.

tell your mate that is an awesome shot 😀

Do you know what canon dSLR it was?

EDIT; EOS 300D 😉

 

[oingoboingo]

tell your mate that is an awesome shot 😀

Do you know what canon dSLR it was?

EDIT; EOS 300D 😉

Yep, you beat me to it. 🙂

I'll have to get the telescope details from him too.

 

[M@lew]

All mine were pretty bad. Here were the only two decent ones.





It was way too cloudy where I was to get any good ones when the moon was fully red.

 

[Dropsofblood]

 

[creator2456]

Clouds = Evil 🙁

I had my camera and tripod all setup waiting to take pictures of it. But no more than 10 minutes after it started, in came the clouds. Was I angry. Clear skies for 36+ hours before and then I get clouds RIGHT when I don't need them.🙁

 

[arogge]

I had my camera and tripod all setup waiting to take pictures of it. But no more than 10 minutes after it started, in came the clouds.

I waited five hours with the camera on a tripod and then the clouds blocked the view about an hour before the eclipse started. I tried to get a shot anyway, but the orange light pollution bouncing off of the clouds made it impossible to get anything. I lost the Perseid meteor shower because of the same problem.

 

[creator2456]

I waited five hours with the camera on a tripod and then the clouds blocked the view about an hour before the eclipse started. I tried to get a shot anyway, but the orange light pollution bouncing off of the clouds made it impossible to get anything. I lost the Perseid meteor shower because of the same problem.

At least there is another one coming this spring (if I remember correctly at least). I also think I remember reading that it will be much better for the central US (starting earlier so no need to worry about the sunrise interfering).

There is a partial solar eclipse on Sept. 11. If you can figure this out you will know where it can be seen...I think.