Moon images

[robwin]

Here are my first images i took with my Canon EOS 350D i thought i would try the camera out during the eclipse focus still needs abit of work but there not to bad.

Thanks

Rob

[Greg]

Very nice indeed....

Well done..

[robwin]

Thanks for your comment it took some time and the sight of the eclipse was amazing.

Rob

[geppetto]

Nice images Rob 8)

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

Rob, don't tell anyone, but most of us use photoshop or something similar to sharpen the focus a tad during processing. the images straight out of the camera are never much good.

For first go images they're spot on, especially as you were distracted by the eclipse. I kept forgetting to play with the camera and never checked the focus once during the totality (that's why the DSLR shots of totality are not posted).

Well done Rob, now let's have some more.

Captain Chaos

[Caz]

Rob, I find focusing with a DSLR a bit of a beech, how on earth your supposed to get it spot on using that tiny little view finder is beyond me. If you crack it, your a better man than I :scratch:

Great shots! Keep em' coming.

Caz

[barkis]

You have got a good result there Rob.

If it is your first attempt, you have to be mightily pleased.

And remember the song, "Things can only get better".

Ron.

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

You can do some wonderful stuff in Photoshop in less than 5 minutes you know.

Know what I mean? :D

Captain Chaos

[dazza1639]

Nic very nice indeed

Darren

[lunator]

Rob

very nice pics

do you have any more?

Cheers

Ian

[Ant]

Rob, I find focusing with a DSLR a bit of a beech, how on earth your supposed to get it spot on using that tiny little view finder is beyond me. If you crack it, your a better man than I :scratch:

Great shots! Keep em' coming.

Caz

I tend to focus on a faint star and then Zoom in on the preview and get it as good as I can. But it's always handy to sharpen a little in photoshop (or similar) during processing.

Very nice images BTW,

Ant