Total Lunar Eclipse
11/08/03
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The first picture was taken with a Sony Digital P-30 camera mounted on a tripod at 6x Zoom. Exposure was 1/30 sec at f/3.8 on 320 ISO equivalent. The remaining pictures were done using Afocal Eyepiece Projection with a Celestron C-8 telescope, 2000mm f/10, 32mm Konig eyepiece and a Sony Digital P-30 camera. 1/30 sec for partial phases and 2 sec exposures during the totality phase. I've taken
all the best pictures and created an animated GIF image of the eclipse. |
The Moon rising in east already eclipsed.
First picture taken through the telescope.
Almost covered by the Earth's shadow.
Near Mid Eclipse. The moon glows red from sunlight bent and filtered by the earth's atmosphere.
Near the end of the total phase. This was my best picture out of the bunch.
Total phase over. The moon begins to return to normal.
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