My Astrophotography Progress (in random order)

CCD vs Film? Lots of time vs no patience? Alright, this is your place to discuss all the astrophotography what's and what's not. You can discuss about techniques, accessories, cameras, whatever....just make sure you also post some nice photos here too!
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DarthCryder
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My Astrophotography Progress (in random order)

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26/5, 9pm, Labrador Park : Crux
2sec, ISO1600 using a 70mm camera lens (think too conservative in exposure time)
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nice try. maybe longer exposure would get you better results?
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F-15SG(or F-16?) rendezvous with the Moon at NDP rehearsal today...
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Great shot of the moon and jet :)
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Awesome super jet under supermoon shot! Twittered. :)
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Interesting shot, bro.
Imagine if you had clicked 0.1-0.25s later.....Should consider setting to burst mode next time although I believe this was an unplanned shot? :)
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thanks! only my fren managed to shoot the 2nd jet (out of 5 jets flew past) "kissed" the moon which i have alerted him since he was with his dslr neck-strapped while mine was already kept in the bag. [smilie=crying.gif] took out cam after 3rd jet flew past...
just waiting for him to post niah.
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DarthCryder wrote:thanks! only my fren managed to shoot the 2nd jet (out of 5 jets flew past) "kissed" the moon which i have alerted him since he was with his dslr neck-strapped while mine was already kept in the bag. [smilie=crying.gif] took out cam after 3rd jet flew past...
just waiting for him to post niah.
Nice. Please send us the link of his photo when it is being uploaded! :)
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beautiful shot...
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here's my friend 2 shots...

2nd jet flew pass
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3rd jet flew pass
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