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Ron Reefman
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I have a bunch I took with my Nikon P900 super zoom. This is my favorite. I have some partial eclipse pics and a story at my build thread. Here is a link to the post:
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showpost.php?p=25189591&postcount=232
Always happy to hear comments.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showpost.php?p=25189591&postcount=232
Always happy to hear comments.
DivingTheWorld
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I have a bunch I took with my Nikon P900 super zoom. This is my favorite. I have some partial eclipse pics and a story at my build thread. Here is a link to the post:
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showpost.php?p=25189591&postcount=232
Always happy to hear comments.
Fantastic shot.
Ron Reefman
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Thanks guys. Just a standard 1800mm zoom lens (the Nikon P900 has a 24mm to 2000mm built-in zoom) with no filter and set in the 'Moon Photo' mode. All I had to do was aim it! LOL!
This one was with the solar filter and a bit of cloud cover.
This one was with the solar filter and a bit of cloud cover.
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Ron Reefman
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Basically, yes... sort of. It's what has become known as a 'bridge' camera. It's really a somewhat sophisticated point and shoot camera with a big zoom lens built in. The P900 is the biggest zoom out there currently at 83X. I believe it starts at 22mm or 24mm wide angle and goes out to 2000mm telephoto (I'm 100% sure on the 2000mm). It's as big, maybe even bigger than a good DSLR camera and with the big zoom, it's heavy. But boy is it versatile!
This is a shot of the moon I did a week before the eclipse just practicing. This is right out of the camera, just cropped a tiny bit top & bottom so it fits my lap top screen.
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WLachnit
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Basically, yes... sort of. It's what has become known as a 'bridge' camera. It's really a somewhat sophisticated point and shoot camera with a big zoom lens built in. The P900 is the biggest zoom out there currently at 83X. I believe it starts at 22mm or 24mm wide angle and goes out to 2000mm telephoto (I'm 100% sure on the 2000mm). It's as big, maybe even bigger than a good DSLR camera and with the big zoom, it's heavy. But boy is it versatile!
This is a shot of the moon I did a week before the eclipse just practicing. This is right out of the camera, just cropped a tiny bit top & bottom so it fits my lap top screen.
Wow...very nice...I like it.
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