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Originally posted by VaSteve
Way different than I would have thought. You know Sunny 16 for sun lit objects with 100 ISO @ 1/125. The moon is a sunlit object or so the guys NASA tell me. I'm glad I waited till the digital age to waste 16 frames experimenting. I'll try it again using your settings. Thanks.
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That's right, but moon rocks are pretty dark grey. To get the moon to look the way that I think it should I use the "Moony 11" rule.
I have no idea how a modern newfangled camera does this - I'm stuck in the past.
Pentax 6x7 chewing up PanF in Death Valley last month...
Turning around:
mike
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