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Thanks for the info everyone. I'll try these settings, but to my knowledge the D50's lowest ISO is 200. What can I do to compensate for that? I am using a tripod.
Also, what setting should I be using for "image size" and "image quality?" None of my shots came out that large.
Use lowest ISO setting. Most Canons are 100, most Nikons are 200 (in my experience).
Image quality/size should be the highest, but that's a general rule of thumb. Unless by "large" you mean that the moon is more "close-up," as in |)\/8's example vs. Zach's ... that's just a case of a longer effective focal length.
I also have to say that, in my opinion, both of their shots are under-exposed. After looking at the histograms on each, I would say 1.5-2x as long of an exposure would work better.
Yes, that's what I meant by "larger" I didn't realize he was using a 400mm. I'm really new at this. What settings do I need to use to prevent under-exposure?
I adjusted the brightness and contrast to what looked good on my monitor, perhaps I need to recalibrate. That photo is also cropped quite a lot. Below you will find the original with no adjustments other than converting from RAW to JPG, which looks slightly overexposed on my monitor. You will also find a 100% crop of the original.
Nikon D300No problem Aye-Non. What camera, lens and settings were you using?