Hi, Roger and all.
>Very nice! The 300/4.5 shot is great, with the clearly visible
>earthshine. I'd guess you must have been tracking for this - did you
>have the camera piggybacked on a telescope?
No, it was just a simple tripod setup. I don't recall the exact exposure
time, but it's likely to be much shorter than a second, thus no need for
tracking -- at 300 mm.
My only tracked pic with the Zuiko 300/4.5 so far is a 10 minute exposure
on Ilford Delta 3200, of M31, the Andromeda galaxy:
<http://cjss.galeon.com/astro/im/m31.jpeg>
[If this link doesn't work, try
<http://217.216.183.47/web/cjss.galeon.com/astro/im/m31.jpeg>]
I've got several tracked exposures with shorter lenses. Unfortunately, the
astrophotography section on my web page is still under construction, and
has *a lot* of work to do... However, a while ago I posted a link to some
of my piggybacked pics with the Zuiko 200/4:
<http://cjss.galeon.com/zuiko/astro/index.html>
[again, try adding the '217.216.183.47/web/' part in case of problems]
Best regards,
...
Carlos J. Santisteban
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