I disagree and especially on-line this should not be played down. Your IR filter I guess is not pure, almost none are. IR filters are not adequate protection for the magnified strength of the Sun through a telephoto lens thru an OVF.
Bifurcator wrote:
I disagree and especially on-line this should not be played down. Your IR filter I guess is not pure, almost none are. IR filters are not adequate protection for the magnified strength of the Sun through a telephoto lens thru an OVF.
Anyway, are you still seeing spots?
Of course not. In fact, I didn't suffer any ill-effects from the viewfinder. But, after using my computer for a little bit, I took a gander outside through my window and the bright clouds left colored spots on my eyes. All that raw UV radiation bouncing off of everything and hitting my eyes...
While you can see some features of the lighting equipment, it didn't work out as well as with the beautiful moon surfaces posted by you guys
Should have used fill flash.
Care to share your lighting technique as well ?
Guys, sorry can not show my personal moon shots, but would like to share - at the local selling board there is opportunity to buy huge lens from exUssr spy satellite (seller claims that this particular lens was in space two times)
so the parameters are:
I just got in a new batch of lenses. Among them where the Canon 85mm 1.2L and the Canon 300mm 4.0L. And today was a nice Moon day so... Here's the 100% crops and the lens pics as the thread format specifies :
The Moon:
Camera: GH1, f/5.6, 1/100s, ISO: 100, 100% Crop.
Camera: GH1, f/1.2, 1/4000s, ISO: 100, 100% Crop.
Camera: GH1, f/2.8, 1/125s, ISO: 100, 100% Crop.
The Lens:
Canon FD 85mm F/1.2L - The doubler used for image #3 was the "Canon Extender FD 2x-A"
Dim.ka_ wrote:
Guys, sorry can not show my personal moon shots, but would like to share - at the local selling board there is opportunity to buy huge lens from exUssr spy satellite (seller claims that this particular lens was in space two times)
so the parameters are:
