Here in the SF Bay Area it wasn't much of a show due to lots of haze. In
fact, we didn't see it until 8:35 or so, fairly high up on the horizon...
AND of course my OM-4T's battery crapped out :-( My wife took this w/ the
C-3000 digicam. Handheld etc. fuzz to the max, but interesting in its own way:
http://www.dragonsgate.net/karisusama/LJpics/EclipseSculptureSmall2.jpg
Bottom right is the HUGE hanger built for the dirigible back in the 30s.
They may have to take it down due to toxins.
I expect my M7 pictures to be totally fouled up since I only had a 35mm
lens. I was expecting to use the OM-4T for the moon shots. Oh well.
Wouldn't know until Monday though since I am shooting slides...
At 09:00 AM 5/16/2003 +0200, Jez.Cunningham@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Wish I'd seen the other answers first... the pix from my OM4 plus 800mm f10
(telescope adaptor) with Velvia (well, it was loaded wasn't it) with
loooong exposures are not going to be keepers are they!?
Anyway sky was fabulously clear here in Belgium at 5am and at least I saw
it with my own autofocus, autoexposure, stereo optical sensors.
br
Jez
...
// richard <http://www.imagecraft.com>
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