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10-27-2004, 07:56 PM

Yup. I'll set my new miniDV cam in the backyard and I'll see what that 320X zoom can do.

BTW, the exposure of the moon is typically speed set at 1/ASA (like 1/100th of a second for a 100 ASA film) at f11 lens opening. Same as on a bright day. After all, it's the same sun that illuminates it than everything else under daylight...

10-27-2004, 07:56 PM	#18
Feynman Feynman should edit this Edit Guest Posts: n/a xBucks: 0 [Check]	Yup. I'll set my new miniDV cam in the backyard and I'll see what that 320X zoom can do. BTW, the exposure of the moon is typically speed set at 1/ASA (like 1/100th of a second for a 100 ASA film) at f11 lens opening. Same as on a bright day. After all, it's the same sun that illuminates it than everything else under daylight...