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General => General discussion => Topic started by: whiter_than_white on 14 June 2011, 19:08
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For those who don't know there is a lunar eclipse tomorrow night, apparently it should be visible between 9 & 10pm just thought it would be an idea to get different peoples views/ideas on this and how photos vary in different parts of the country
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And maybe some tips on how to take photo's of moon/stars as mine are always naff!
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It said on radio 2 yesterday that you can only see it right daaarn south, lands end distance.
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And maybe some tips on how to take photo's of moon/stars as mine are always naff!
I'm sure some of the "experts" will be along to help soon, I'm only a beginner myself, just thought it'd be interesting to see different angles on this.
It said on radio 2 yesterday that you can only see it right daaarn south, lands end distance.
Not sure on this?? Just read it in the paper, it never said anything about where it was visible or not??? Hopefully somebody can confirm this??
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http://www.astronomynow.com/news/n1106/14eclipse/
Extreme south gets a total eclipse, everyone else gets a partial but probs wont see it cos its reet cloudy.
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http://www.astronomynow.com/news/n1106/14eclipse/
Extreme south gets a total eclipse, everyone else gets a partial but probs wont see it cos its reet cloudy.
Bummer :cry: will still have camera ready just in case
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im as south as i can get! ill get the camra and tripod out tomorow! :nerd:
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Im further south in good old chichester :tongue:
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Im near grimsby.... not a chance!
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Ahem.
Us off-shore types should get a good view, if the weather's clear.
FTW.
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I'll definitely poke my head out I'll have to do some research on taking pics.
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Ahem.
Us off-shore types should get a good view, if the weather's clear.
FTW.
Was going to point out that you aren't going to do so bad
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http://lifehacker.com/5808341/how-to-photograph-star-trails
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It was p*ssing it down and sh*tty weather last night, of course. :grin: