Mine is a bridge camera, and one of the things I don't like about it is the longest exposure time is 4 seconds. I wanted something like MINUTES not seconds : ( Otherwise I truly totally LOVE this camera.
That was one problem I had with my old one (which I loved!!) I had a Fuji and it was wonderful for what it was, but I'd moved beyond that and needed something with more capabilities.
You did way better than I could have ever done without a tripod! Nicely done Duckie :)
ReplyDeleteYou shot this without a tripod? You must have VERY steady hands! When I try it, it's a blob. This is awesome.
ReplyDeleteWhat settings, Duckling?
Very nice!!! My hands are not steady enough to shoot the moon without a tripod
ReplyDeletewithout a tripod! my moon would be dancing....lol.... you did great!
ReplyDeleteLooks really good for not having a tripod Dickie
ReplyDeleteMy moon would be nothing but a blur with out the tripod. Good Job Duckie.
ReplyDeleteIf i had taken it, it would look like it were vibrating.
ReplyDeleteGreat job.
Great shot Duckie!!! And no tripod? You are one steady handed man!!
ReplyDelete*snicker* Wayne called you Dickie
Lmao Bee... somehow I missed that!
ReplyDeleteWhat's up with all the moon shots lately? Am I friends with a bunch of werewolves?
ReplyDeleteHahaha Lizelda! Several of us have new cameras and are trying to learn from each other
ReplyDeleteThey're at the bottom of the image... squirrely.
ReplyDeleteHahaha I completely missed that!
ReplyDeleteI forgot to increase the size... my fault. :D
ReplyDeleteMy eyesight doesn't seem to get any better with age : P
ReplyDeleteSo your new camera is DLSR? interchangeable lens and all that?
ReplyDeleteMine is a bridge camera, and one of the things I don't like about it is the longest exposure time is 4 seconds. I wanted something like MINUTES not seconds : (
ReplyDeleteOtherwise I truly totally LOVE this camera.
Yes, it is. I used a hyperzoom lens for this one. I got a deal on a used Sony.
ReplyDeleteThat was one problem I had with my old one (which I loved!!) I had a Fuji and it was wonderful for what it was, but I'd moved beyond that and needed something with more capabilities.
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