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Originally Posted by Itsed65
Thanks Dave. That one was shot with my "standard" full moon manual handheld setting of f8 1/1000 at iso400.
It was just setting this morning when I left so I tried a couple at 1/500 at iso200. I will see how that turned out tonight when I get home.
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Interested to see. I generally don't think that you gain enough at the lower ISO to offset the potential loss of sharpness due to the slower SS, particularly hand held. I have no qualms about using ISO 800 as a default.
Once you get the basics of astro moon shots down, then the atmosphere is the most likely culprit. After the Blood Moon, the setting moon, near sunrise, looked spectacular, but I had too much smog to get the detail that I like.
Dave