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Mixolydian

Mixolydian

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i just took this pciture of the moon.

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didnt turn out so well but yuo get the idea.
 
No...it didn't turn out well...but what was your point? I think almost everyone here knows about the alien base that circles our planet...
 
Mixolydian said:
i just took this pciture of the moon.

11973258776_8db2427407_c.jpg


didnt turn out so well but yuo get the idea.
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I dunno about you, but I see Nibiru.

Actually, it looks more like one of those boxes you cut a hole into to look at the Sun's reflection, if you are blinding yourself and looking in the box, that is.

Are you SURE that's not a light on in your closet?
 
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Arcadio said:
Get some moon filters. I took this one a while ago:

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Filters aren't needed. The full moon can be treated as a neutral gray object lit by full sun. The old "Sunny 16" rule is a very good place to start, which would be to set the shutter manually to f/16 and the speed to the reciprocal of the ISO setting. For example if the ISO is 400 then use a shutter speed of 1/400. For ISO 100 you would shoot at 1/100 sec and so on.
 
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i took this with my iphone holding it up to the eyepiece of my telescope. i can get a lot closer but picture quality drops when i do that. This is my favorite picture of the moon so far.

Basic rule for telescopes. Max magnification is not the best factor in determining the quality of a scope.
 
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