KA | Photography wrote: Thanks for sharing this! Beautiful capture right here! Book worthy!
Might have to try out these settings. Im working with a sigma 70-300mm. Really wish I had something along the lines of a 150-500mm from sigma.
You should still be able to get some nice shots with the 300mm. Thank you for your kind words!
Having recently learned how to take moon shots that capture detail as opposed to just a circle of light, I gotta say I like it...
I have some of my shots posted here as well. Got the Full Super Moon in the Nature and Wildlife section. I am shooting with a Canon 70-300 lens. Playing around with the f-stop and shutter speed and also doing some bracketing as well.
Joie Fadde
Fadde Photography / Sports Shots, Etc.
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Having recently learned how to take moon shots that capture detail as opposed to just a circle of light, I gotta say I like it...
I have some of my shots posted here as well. Got the Full Super Moon in the Nature and Wildlife section. I am shooting with a Canon 70-300 lens. Playing around with the f-stop and shutter speed and also doing some bracketing as well.
I'm glad you liked it. This turned out to be my best moon shot ever. I left you a comment on your Full Super Moon shot! Thanks for taking a look!
I shoot with it handheld all the time. It is heavy, but I love the lens!
Thanks....you have the later version.Looking at one without IS.......
That's the one they called the "Bigma"! I can't vouch for it. I was very close to buying the Sigma 150-500 but the reviews I read were not outstanding, not really bad, but not outstanding. So I went with the 50-500. Looking forward to seeing what you end up with and your BIF shots!
I just got started with Nikon D3100 and have posted some shots... some of them capture Super Moon
comments from a Pro like you wld really help!!
Thanks for the compliment but I am far from a Pro! I've only been at this for 5 months. I'd be happy to share what I know. Where are you Super moon shots?
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