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Published: 2005-08-23 06:05:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 288; Favourites: 11; Downloads: 25
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Nothing flash really, I just put my digital camera on the eyepiece of my telescope and with much wobbling this came out. levels have been adjusted so the surface variations are more easily visibleRelated content
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u have a telescope! waw! you're now offically cool 
the picture is great! i like the contrast between the moon and the black sky.
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Uh, no wait it's not mine, it's uh my grandpa's...
Thanks ^_^
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oh well... since your grnadpa is cool then i guess u r too...
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Awesome picture of the moon 
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Hey Jeremy,
What a lovely image. Nice idea there. 
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Some advice:
Turn up the F/ratio of your camera, it'll reduce the chromatic abberation(color fringing).
Then use a quicker shutter speed so it will reveal more details as the light won't wash it out.
Lastly, you could desaturate the pic with a post processing program to remove the color fringing
Good luck
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Sounds like good advice but I'm only having some fun with a digital camera set to automatic, so I don't think it has those settings on it. Thanx any way
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It should have it..
I had a similar camera, the Canon S30. Just turn the mode dial to M and you can change the F number and the shutter speed by pressing the arrow buttons
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Okay, I'll have a look, it's a canon something
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GAHH!! Why didn't I ever think of that?! **smacks forehead** Oh well, wonderfully captured, and ingenious on how. XD BTW, what telescope do you have?
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Yeah its not something you would expect to work, this was taken at about 2.30 am. Uh I have no idea what kind of telescope it is. It's about 1m long & about a 20mm diameter.
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If it looks kind of like some sort of rocketshooter, as my friends say, it might just have been a Bushnell North Star, I have one of them in my dining room. Lol. Yea, I guess because of the mirrors and small lens, I would have doubted it to work as well. Thanks for proving us wrong.
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