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		<title>Photographing a lunar eclipse</title>
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Last Wednesday there was a lunar eclipse. Here in the south of Brazil, the moon was completely hidden around midnight.


I snapped this shot from my apartment balcony at 11:18, before the eclipse was total. I used a 500mm mirrored Tokina lens, with fixed f/8, speed 1/160 and ISO 200. My Nikon D70 was mounted on [...]]]></description>
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Last Wednesday there was a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/February_2008_lunar_eclipse" target="_blank" onclick="javascript:urchinTracker ('/outbound/article/en.wikipedia.org');">lunar eclipse</a>. Here in the south of Brazil, the moon was completely hidden around midnight.
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I snapped this shot from my apartment balcony at 11:18, before the eclipse was total. I used a 500mm mirrored Tokina lens, with fixed f/8, speed 1/160 and ISO 200. My Nikon D70 was mounted on a tripod. No cropping and no Photoshop used &#8211; except for resizing and recompressing.
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I wanted to get a clear shot of Saturn, that was made visible by the eclipse, so I took some long exposures (which I promise to publish soon), leaving the moon one big ball of light. When the eclipse was complete, its easier to see the other elements in the sky. I thought of maybe overlaying both pics in Photoshop to get a clearer view of every thing.
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Sorry for not posting more of the eclipse photos, but I wanted to start writing right away and not delay this blog any longer. Promise I&#8217;ll post them as soon as I get back home in Porto Alegre.</p>
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