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Photography

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3. A starting point

Sat Jan 26, 2013, 05:29 PM

Jan 2013

This might be a help.
http://www.adidap.com/2006/12/06/moon-exposure-calculator/
Gives some good start points, then work from there.
I definately agree with Major Nikon on the iso setting.

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Some Videos on how to photograph the moon [View all] Sherman A1 Jan 2013 OP

The "lunar 11" rule is a good place to start. ManiacJoe Jan 2013 #2

A starting point canonfodder Jan 2013 #3

Cool! Sherman A1 Jan 2013 #5

Good info klook Jan 2013 #4

thats becasue the moon is so much brighter rdking647 Jan 2013 #7

Wow, thanks for the link! kimtjj195_tx Jan 2013 #6