Sunday, August 2, 2009
shoot (me to) the moon
to shoot the moon freehand in a clear night is pretty simple:
flip up screen
hold camera below breast with arms pressed on the side of the body
screen rests on you stomach. This way you are your own tripod.
Go to M mode
set metering to central point
ISO to 125
zoom to max until the moon is in the center
half press shutter to measure speed (can be between 1/100 to 1/300)
check the exposure, EV should be around 0
exhale and press shutter
crop the picture and it should look like this:
pretty impressive, ain´t it?
This one I shot with a SONY H1 in 2005 near Houston Texas when I was testing the camera.
flip up screen
hold camera below breast with arms pressed on the side of the body
screen rests on you stomach. This way you are your own tripod.
Go to M mode
set metering to central point
ISO to 125
zoom to max until the moon is in the center
half press shutter to measure speed (can be between 1/100 to 1/300)
check the exposure, EV should be around 0
exhale and press shutter
crop the picture and it should look like this:
pretty impressive, ain´t it?
This one I shot with a SONY H1 in 2005 near Houston Texas when I was testing the camera.
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