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* 670mm f/6.38, the focus is out because I was DSOing at the time.
* single 3 second exposure (specialist cooled CCD camera for AP)
* 3362 x 2504 pixels, mono 16bit per pixel

moon by Nick and Sandrine, on Flickr

Now this one is not pretty but it will be interesting once I have my RGB balance sorted..
* separate red, green and blue filter images, each colour being a mono 16bit/pixel image.. so the RGB colour depth is 16+16+16 :D
* 670mm fl IIRC but I can't remember if this was my smaller titan camera (I think it is - in that case each image is 659x495)

moon_colnormandwavelets by Nick and Sandrine, on Flickr
 
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670mm :O

Mother of god, I'm guessing thats a scope of some kind then? not a proper lens per se?

Longest I've got is a Sigma 28-300mm F6.3 which on my crop D200 gives around 450mm, but it's absolutely gash in zero to very low light, So i usually go for my 80-200mm 2.8 which in turn gives about 300mm. I do usually go for the tripod too tbh, That shot above was just a random kinda 'lets see if it wants to work again' lol
 
SeraphX said:
not a proper lens per se?
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Yup an old scope but a full on apochromatic with built in field flattener.. not a proper lens pfft! :p :D

I have a powermate (a 2x teleconverter if you will).. 1340mm is possible and using in daylight is interesting - I should try photographing the leaves on the trees on the horizon.. sheep are too big.
 
Jesus, Sheep are too big haha Obviously best suited for Astro-photography then i would imagine. I'd love some proper equipment to do it properly but ouch pockets just aren't deep enough lol
 
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Interested to hear some thoughts and feedback, they were all taken with the 50mm f1.8 on a 600D. The initial thing that jumps out to me is that the 'in focus' pepsi can seems a little soft?
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The can in the foreground looks a little soft as it was taken wide open (f1.8), which won't be the sweet spot in terms of sharpness for your lens, but obviously will give you a very shallow depth of field.
 
Got a flashgun for Christmas. Looking forward to using it.

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Look at your dog, even he doesn't like the constant incorrect spelling of lens...

Lens = one lens

Lenses = Plural = more than one lens

Lense = nonsense or Slang = the way a northerner asks for money he has no intention of paying back = Lense a fiver!! :)
 
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