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Moon taken in broad daylight... yesterday....

If someone wants to go this way by spending a little bit less ( ;) ), this is done with an old 400/6.3 lens (plus 2x teleconverter, but is not mandatory). These lenses (and also some 500/8) can be found for some dollar, and are sharp in the center, so good for the moon (brands: Spiratone, Hanimex, Soligor, Danubia... any, they are always the same). When they have a T2 mount, they can be even adapted to Nikon. Other brands are less problematic. Manual focus, but for the moon is not a problem.

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If someone wants to go this way by spending a little bit less ( ;) ), this is done with an old 400/6.3 lens (plus 2x teleconverter, but is not mandatory). These lenses (and also some 500/8) can be found for some dollar, and are sharp in the center, so good for the moon (brands: Spiratone, Hanimex, Soligor, Danubia... any, they are always the same). When they have a T2 mount, they can be even adapted to Nikon. Other brands are less problematic. Manual focus, but for the moon is not a problem.


http://www.flickr.com/photos/enzodm/6231046664/

Good call! I didn't buy my 70-200 and TCE to shoot the moon with... but it is fun. Also makes a decent wildlife setup .... not as sharp as a 400 prime, but very versatile.
 
I can't get the edits to show up in a JPEG due to compression. Perhaps you're having the same problem?
if you want to play with the original.. let me know, I will make it available. Not that big of a deal, though. These were just for fun...goofing around. I can't remember seeing any moon shots that were HDR processed.. thought I would give it a try to see what it looked like.
 
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