first shot to the moon

[Vicreo A Legarreta]

this is my first pic to the moon.
camera canon T6I
lens tamron AF 28-300mm
aperture f/6.3
shutter 1/60s
ISO 100
focal 300mm
learning to use lightroom

IMG_0072-1 by Vicreo1, on Flickr

any suggestion are welcome

 

[Vicreo A Legarreta]

in dee was clear night an the moon was bright last night

 

[rayra]

Looks good. A polarizing filter will help a good deal, particularly full moon.

Only other tip I have is use a timed or remote shutter trigger

 

[Vicreo A Legarreta]

Looks good. A polarizing filter will help a good deal, particularly full moon.

Only other tip I have is use a timed or remote shutter trigger

the ND filter is a good filter?

 

[Knickter]

It looks great. I wonder if anyone here was has a great photo of the last eclipse.

 

[mikeyb1976]

this is my first pic to the moon.
camera canon T6I
lens tamron AF 28-300mm
aperture f/6.3
shutter 1/60s
ISO 100
focal 300mm
learning to use lightroom

IMG_0072-1 by Vicreo1, on Flickr

any suggestion are welcome

It's a great shot for a 300mm. If you like the yellowish tinge of the moon, that's fine. A lot of astrophotography, however, looks better with your white balance set to tungsten (for ease; custom as needed). This will make the moon and stars more white on the bluish side.

As noted, using a tripod and remote shutter/2sec timer will help keep things in focus.

iirc, an 800mm lens gets you a full shot of the moon without the need to zoom or crop.

 

[mikeyb1976]

It looks great. I wonder if anyone here was has a great photo of the last eclipse.

i got a couple.
Eclipse_Totality1 by Michael Bull, on Flickr