MK5 Golf GTI
General => Photography Section => Topic started by: southy on June 25, 2010, 10:33:03 am
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Ive read quite a few times that taking pictures of the moon is quite hard and that pics come out really blurry. Iv just come back from a hol in egypt and whilst there I snapped these, am i just lucky or is it not really that hard?
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Still looks blurry tho?
Was you using a tripod and remote for the shutter? I'm pretty sure i've got some sharper ones with my camera.
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nope, no tripod or remote
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If you're just pointing the camera up and taking a picture, you're going to end up with camera shake from when you fire the shutter. You need to use a tripod and a remote.
Then, taking long exposure shots of the moon or other celestial bodies, you're going to have to compensate for the rotation of the earth.