Total Lunar Eclipse - Saturday 3rd March

This should be fun :)

moon.jpg
 
Delboy said:
What camera/lens/settings are you using? Very impressive by the way (git!)
For info - I'm using ISO 100, 1/200, F8 (EXIF info saved in photo)

Camera : Canon 20D
Lens : Canon 100-400L IS @ 400mm obviously ;)
 
Just has a peek out the dining room window.. all the clouds have gone, and the moon is as bright as day, one of the best I've seen for a while. :)
 
well my telescope is set up, wish i had ordered my slr adapter and my moon filter earlier though :(

Should be a good one!

Going to try and see if i can rig my normal digital camera to the telescope :D
 
Beenom said:
Just looked at the moon now and it seems brighter than usual. Can't see the craters on it either. :)

Yea, it's very bright here in Nottingham. I can see everything on it though. Try putting a pair of sunglasses on ;)
 
Great weather for it. Looks slightly darker bottom left to me -- is that the direction the eclipse will progress from?
 
I just noticed the moon is getting slightly darker on the left side about 7 o'clock if you look at it as a clock face.. Or I could be totaly wrong



Ill be keeping an eye all night for it.. Just off out now for a meal. Im in Derby btw..
 
If you don't have a good view, some kind soul has set up a webcam attached to a telescope:

http://www.lunarobservers.com/mooncam.htm

You can see the moon has entered the penumbra, and is darkening from the bottom left. It's only once it's completely in shadow that it'll enter the umbra and start to change colour. Apparently.
 
xyphic said:
If you don't have a good view, some kind soul has set up a webcam attached to a telescope:

http://www.lunarobservers.com/mooncam.htm

You can see the moon has entered the penumbra, and is darkening from the bottom left. It's only once it's completely in shadow that it'll enter the umbra and start to change colour. Apparently.

Cant load page. Bet its being hammered..:(
 
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