Трудности съемки луны

[Николай Алёхин]

http://www.photodom.com/photo/156028

Вы критиковали ошибки, которые допускаете сами. А ведь продумали композицию за полгода.

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http://www.photodom.com/photo/156028

Вы критиковали ошибки, которые допускаете сами. А ведь продумали композицию за полгода.

И в чём же тут ошибка? Не будьте голословным, расскажите! )))

[Сергей Бушуев]

Прочитал Ваши комменты и выставил пару своих снимков.
Пробовал снимать на максимальном зуме 300мм. с рук.
Вообще просто проверял оптику и камеру.
Особых проблем не вижу, полная луна всегда менее контрастная, ее снимать сложнее, а так диафрагму выставишь и меняешь выдержку от кадра к кадру, потом выбираешь.
Хорошо-бы посильнее линзу.

[Николай Алёхин]

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[Андрей Чуманов]

Magical picture mimicking the most famous scene from ET that took a patient photographer FOUR MONTHS to capture

+ Swiss photographer Philipp Schmidle took the picture during last week's full moon, after being thwarted by the cloudy weather in January, February and March

+ To make the moon dwarf the cyclist he used a Canon 1D X digital SLR fitted with a 600mm telephoto lens and 2x extender cap to shoot the picture from nearly a mile away

By Damien Gayle
PUBLISHED: 15:59 GMT, 29 April 2013


It is one of the most touching scenes in movie history.

The moment in ET that the silhouette of Elliott and his alien friend fly across the full moon on their way to the forest has been lauded the most magical moments in cinema.


Iconic: The most famous image from SSteven Spielberg's 1982 film ET shows the alien flying across the face of the moon in a bicycle basket

It was, of course, the result of clever use of special effects, but now one Swiss photographer has shown how the same picture could be almost replicated with no tricks. Just a lot of patience.


Magical: Swiss photographer Philipp Schmidli waited four months to capture this breathtaking image of a cyclist dwarfed by the rising full moon

Philipp Shmidli from Lucerne waited four months to capture this breathtaking photograph of a mountain biker's silhouette as a colossal moon rises on the horizon.

After bad weather thwarted his attempts to take the picture in January, February and March, the persevering photographer finally took the photo last week.

He was lucky enough for the weather to clear over his chosen scene just as the moon's cycle reached its April climax.

That scene had been decided on following hours of exploration on Google Earth, searching for the perfect location on which to frame the image, and from which to shoot it.





Since relative position of the moon changes from month to month, it meant that for every attempt foiled by the weather Mr Schmidli had to plan a new shoot for the next full moon rise.

And in order to have the moon dwarf the photograph's subject, Mr Schmidli needed a large gap between the camera and the hill with no trees, fences, telephone or power lines in the way.

'Although I live in a hilly area and know it well the choice of photo position has given me hours of grief,' he said on his blog.

'I looked at possible locations for months on site or searched via Google Earth for locations in the region.'


All good things: Bad weather thwarted Mr Schmidli's attempts to capture the image in January, February and March. He finally got the photo as clouds cleared last week


Research: The scene had been decided on following hours of exploration on Google Earth, searching for the perfect location on which to frame the image


Technique: In order to have the moon dwarf the cyclist, Mr Schmidli needed a large gap between the camera and the hill and took the photo from nearly a mile away

Mr Schmidli shot the final set of photos from nearly a mile away using a professional-grade Canon 1D X digital SLR camera, fitted with a 600mm f/4 telephoto lens with an additional 2.0x extender cap.

That means he was shooting at an effective focal length of 1200mm, PetaPixel explains.
The camera was set to ISO 2500, with an aperture of f/25 and a shutter speed of 1/250s.

He communicated with his subject, fellow photographer Roger Grütter, by walkie-talkie to get him into the perfect position.

The results speak for themselves.

Mr Schmidli said: 'The aim was also to map the moon as sharp as possible, so that you can see the crater and not just a white, round circle behind.'

More examples of Mr Schmidli's work can be found on his website http://www.philippschmidli.com


Mr Schmidli's set up: He shot the final set of photos from nearly a mile away using a professional-grade Canon 1D X digital SLR camera, fitted with a 600mm f/4 telephoto lens with an additional 2.0x extender cap

источник статьи

ссылка на пост автора фото -- Philipp Schmidli -- в его блоге

мда. очень хочется повторить.
даже уже место присмотрел.
и с велосипедистом договорился.

на экстендер жаба уже согласна, а вот на счет $12'799 на Canon EF 600mm f/4L IS II USM Telephoto Lens договориться сложнее

[Андрей Ясносекирский]

Нафига вам 600/4L + EF 2X III is ради одной съёмки? Есть же старый добрый Рубинар 1000/10... Прикиньте цены и задачи...

[Андрей Чуманов]

real-time video captured by photographer Mark Gee.
восход полной луны 28 февраля 2013 года



прямая ссылка на видео: http://player.vimeo.com/video/58385453

Снято на Canon ID MkIV in video mode with a Canon EF 500mm f/4L and a Canon 2x extender II. Итого фокусное 1300мм (объектив 500 мм х экстендер 2х х кроп фактор матрицы 1.3. Итого: 500х2x1.3=1300). От точки съемки до площадки с людьми 2,1 км.

Больше подробностей по ссылке
http://markg.com.au/2013/01/full-moon-silhouettes/


This image was taken almost a month after I originally shot Full Moon Silhouettes. I was a similar distance (2.1km) away from the same lookout and it shows a similar framing of the original video footage.


This image was taken almost a month after I shot Full Moon Silhouettes, but it gives you an idea of what the moon looked like through the viewfinder and to the naked eye off in the distance.

[Андрей Чуманов]

Андрей, вы маньяк!!!

Тут должен был быть смайлик, но Вы просто забыли его поставить?
В противном случае -- мотивируйте.

...Есть же старый добрый Рубинар 1000/10...

а за наводку на Рубинар -- спасибо.

Комплект:
Фотообъектив МС Рубинар - 5,6/500 ( 7'850 руб ) + Телеконвертер МС ТКЛ-2 ( 810 руб) =
интересный для рассмотрения вариант (но как-то не верю я в халяву).
Буду копать тему.

[Андрей Чуманов]

Freezing moon


Фото (с) Иван Смелов

600 мм

[mimicria]

Есть практически аналогичные МТО 500 и 1000, их еще можно встретить на барахолках. Такой-же зеркально-линзовый.