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I am going to go for it! It will be cold here in Florida (40 deg) but I will attempt to get up.
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I will see it, yes it will be cold here as well, also 40 F but better than today at 34f
my kids want to see it, and my daughter got a telescope as an early christmas present
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Cloudy and snow here for me so I wont be loosing any sleep over this one. I watched/photographed one a couple of years ago and it was very cool to see. Good luck to everyone!
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Originally Posted by mjs1973
Cloudy and snow here for me so I wont be loosing any sleep over this one. I watched/photographed one a couple of years ago and it was very cool to see. Good luck to everyone!
Same storm blocking it here too.
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I never got up, I have been fighting a bad cold.
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I had my camera ready and woke up but it was too cloudy.
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my best shot
300mm, 2x tc, 2 sec iso 400
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Originally Posted by armando_m
my best shot
300mm, 2x tc, 2 sec iso 400
Great job!
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Originally Posted by DSLRn00b
Wow! very nice!!!!! that's dedication ! did you stayed up the whole time ?
was the moon near the zenith for you ?
It was for me and made it extremely uncomfortable to be adjusting the camera position to follow the moon , in fact I didn't get good shots near the 100% eclipse
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We got to the top of a small hill in Philadelphia around 1:30am. I was amazed how clear the sky was. We went to Wawa before to get hot chocolate, coffee, and Mountain Dew.
I bundled up like crazy and wore 3 layers, but was still cold after 3 hours.
I brought my SLIK 512QF tripod that wasn't really great against the blistering winds. I currently own a Canon 450D, and used the EF 75-300mm III lens.
It was almost at zenith, so it was really tough to aim at the moon with my tripod.