Total Lunar Eclipse - Saturday 3rd March
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most websites i've looked at say that 300mm is the least you should use for a good shot.
i've been using a 205mm Ozeck and it looks quite good through the viewfinder.
we'll have to wait till the film am developed before we see whether the shots are good or not.
i've been using a 205mm Ozeck and it looks quite good through the viewfinder.
we'll have to wait till the film am developed before we see whether the shots are good or not.
I have crummy photo kit but it looks good in real life. I have even mamaged to persuade her ladyship away from the telly to take a gander.
The wonders of the heavens never cease to amaze me but they also make me sad, knowing I will never have the opportunity to see all that the universe offers. 
The wonders of the heavens never cease to amaze me but they also make me sad, knowing I will never have the opportunity to see all that the universe offers.
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I can see it from my bedroom window, but it's dangerously close to going behind the huge tree across the road
Wow it looks great 
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yeah its looking decidedly moony at the moment
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G-MAN2004 said:
I think thats the light thats reflected off the earth and through its surface lighting it up.
Gone totally now here in East London, my moms been ringing everyone telling them about it
....bless her my mom...gets excited over the smallest of things lol.
Not really gone red as i thought it would have been its been totally covered now for a good 10-15 mins.
....bless her my mom...gets excited over the smallest of things lol.Not really gone red as i thought it would have been its been totally covered now for a good 10-15 mins.
