Moon | Segma 150 -500

[TAREQ DESIGN]

hey


Even the moon has a dark side

Nikon D700 | segma 150-500 |F=10 |S=400

thanx ​

 

[KmH]

If you think about it the Moons backside gets just as much light as the side facing Earth.

I think Moon images are much more interesting with the shadows cast along the terminator, the swath where darkness and light merge.

The Sigma 150-500 is a decent performing inexpensive long lens.

 

[TAREQ DESIGN]

thankx for replay

 

[willma88]

what was the focal distance?

 

[UUilliam]

hm... do you think a camera would survive the trip from earth to the moon? might sign up for the next moon expedition and be the first man / boy to take a picture ON the moon

 

[Josh220]

What's a Segma?

 

[johngpt]

hm... do you think a camera would survive the trip from earth to the moon? might sign up for the next moon expedition and be the first man / boy to take a picture ON the moon

Sorry UUilliam, each of the Apollo missions from 11 on have brought back some outstanding images.

 

[UUilliam]

fine then ill settle for the First man to land on the moon with a Hand help ameture DSLR camera with a 50mm II f1.8 lens attatched with a 52mm UV filter attatched to it and a Manfrotto Monopod with a 482RC2 Ballhead
lol, Im such a geek

 

[MBasile]

hm... do you think a camera would survive the trip from earth to the moon? might sign up for the next moon expedition and be the first man / boy to take a picture ON the moon

Sorry UUilliam, each of the Apollo missions from 11 on have brought back some outstanding images.

Pst, those were in a film studio. Thought you knew....

 

[ThornleyGroves]

hm... do you think a camera would survive the trip from earth to the moon? might sign up for the next moon expedition and be the first man / boy to take a picture ON the moon

Here you are!

 

[x400d]

really nice shot .. i hope to buy the sigma 50-500 for my next lens .. awesome lenses

 

[Big]

hm... do you think a camera would survive the trip from earth to the moon? might sign up for the next moon expedition and be the first man / boy to take a picture ON the moon

Sorry UUilliam, each of the Apollo missions from 11 on have brought back some outstanding images.

Pst, those were in a film studio. Thought you knew....

Hey...Mythbusters proved that wrong!

 

[c.cloudwalker]

Sorry UUilliam, each of the Apollo missions from 11 on have brought back some outstanding images.

Pst, those were in a film studio. Thought you knew....

Hey...Mythbusters proved that wrong!

Guess I missed that one

 

[TamiyaGuy]

Here you are!

http://img145.imageshack.us/i/apollo11liftoffjpg.jpg/ *pics*http://g.imageshack.us/img145/apollo11liftoffjpg.jpg/1/

http://img269.imageshack.us/i/apollo11moonlanding1jpg.jpg/ http://g.imageshack.us/img269/apollo11moonlanding1jpg.jpg/1/

God, those photographs are HORRIBLE! I mean, the Rule of Thirds is non-existent, the images are quite poorly handheld in places, and many of them are unsharp. Try going back to the original location, and bringing a tripod. That way you can concentrate on the photograph in hand.

. It's fun critiquing impossible-to-get photos.