Harvest Moon September 16th

Kennyeth · 17th September 2016, 16:42

Ken.
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Artist
KENNYETH
Person who created the image
Copyright
KGM
Copyright holder
DateTime
2016:09:16 21:12:39
File change date and time
Make
NIKON CORPORATION
Image input equipment manufacturer
Model
NIKON D7100
Image input equipment model
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top, left side
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inches
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Ver.1.03
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WhitePoint
313/1000 329/1000
White point chromaticity
XResolution
300
Image resolution in width direction
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299/1000 587/1000 114/1000
Color space transformation matrix coefficients
YCbCrPositioning
Datum point
Y and C positioning
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300
Image resolution in height direction

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YCbCr
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Normal
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Normal process
Custom image processing
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2016:09:16 21:12:39
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2016:09:16 21:12:39
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Auto exposure
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Aperture priority
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Digital Still Camera (DSC)
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Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
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0100
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300.0 mm
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450 mm
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Low gain up
Gain control
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640
ISO speed rating
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Unknown
Light source
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F5.7
Maximum lens aperture
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Spot
Metering mode
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6000
Valid image width
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4000
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Normal
Saturation
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Standard
Scene capture type
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Directly photographed image
Scene type
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One-chip color area sensor
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KENNYETH
User comments
WhiteBalance
Auto white balance

coolcat · 17th September 2016, 16:50

Get your camera off auto and set your metering to spot Sir

That should allow you to get a much faster shutter speed allowing for the highlights to be retained and the moon to be much sharper in the frame

Rocket · 17th September 2016, 18:28

I can hear a wolf howling.

mickfgr2 · 17th September 2016, 22:01

Hi Kennyeth these two images were taken tonight

1

P9171038_DxO by Michael Bloor, on Flickr
this was taken with an olympus E-3 on a tripod using a remote shutter release.
The settings were
manual
iso 1000
focal length 500mm
metering center weighted
aperture f6.3
shutter speed 1/640 second

this second shot used the same settings except for:-
iso 800
shutter speed 1/250 second
both shots were focused manually also
2

P9171039_DxO by Michael Bloor, on Flickr

try these settings for a start & adjuust your iso & shutter speed until you are happy with the results. HTH Mick

Kennyeth · 18th September 2016, 05:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by coolcat

Get your camera off auto and set your metering to spot Sir

That should allow you to get a much faster shutter speed allowing for the highlights to be retained and the moon to be much sharper in the frame

I`m sure it was on spot Jeff:
MeteringMode
Spot.
I were trying to get the clouds more than the Moon, I did take dozens from all different settings.
I appreciate your input, thanks.
Ken.

Kennyeth · 18th September 2016, 05:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by mickfgr2

Hi Kennyeth these two images were taken tonight

1

P9171038_DxO by Michael Bloor, on Flickr
this was taken with an olympus E-3 on a tripod using a remote shutter release.
The settings were
manual
iso 1000
focal length 500mm
metering center weighted
aperture f6.3
shutter speed 1/640 second

this second shot used the same settings except for:-
iso 800
shutter speed 1/250 second
both shots were focused manually also
2

P9171039_DxO by Michael Bloor, on Flickr

try these settings for a start & adjuust your iso & shutter speed until you are happy with the results. HTH Mick

Nice Mick, I tried manual settings but no tripod up in the bedroom, I just could not hold it still. Maybe I should have put a robe on to stop my shivering

Ken.

17th September 2016, 16:50	#2
coolcat This is my second home Audi Q3 TDI S-Line Quattro Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Clacton On Sea/On the boat somewhere Posts: 51,210 Thanks: 9,890 Thanked 12,235 Times in 8,232 Posts	Get your camera off auto and set your metering to spot Sir That should allow you to get a much faster shutter speed allowing for the highlights to be retained and the moon to be much sharper in the frame __________________ Jeff.

17th September 2016, 18:28	#3
Rocket Posted a thing or two ROVER 75 CONNOISSEUR SE HIGHLINE TOURER MANUAL 2.5 V6 Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Midhurst Posts: 1,680 Thanks: 679 Thanked 735 Times in 530 Posts	I can hear a wolf howling. __________________ Paul http://www.paulstickley.com/

17th September 2016, 22:01	#4
mickfgr2 Avid contributor rover 75 saloon Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Doncaster Posts: 123 Thanks: 49 Thanked 123 Times in 33 Posts	Hi Kennyeth these two images were taken tonight 1 P9171038_DxO by Michael Bloor, on Flickr this was taken with an olympus E-3 on a tripod using a remote shutter release. The settings were manual iso 1000 focal length 500mm metering center weighted aperture f6.3 shutter speed 1/640 second this second shot used the same settings except for:- iso 800 shutter speed 1/250 second both shots were focused manually also 2 P9171039_DxO by Michael Bloor, on Flickr try these settings for a start & adjuust your iso & shutter speed until you are happy with the results. HTH Mick