A nice series, Howard. I quite like the moon shot. For the star shots with the
100, you really need to up the ISO to get ride of the star trails caused by the
rotation of the earth.
Otherwise, it looks like you had a lot of fun!
David.
At last the rain and wind ceased and the clouds cleared revealing a------
bright star lit sky. I hauled out the Z7 and first the Leica R 28 II
Elmarit.
http://gallery.leica-
users.org/v/Howard+Cummer/Canada+2020/DSC_4636.jpg.html
4 secs ISO 800 (as are all photos except the moonshot) Orion
http://gallery.leica-
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A second view of Orion
http://gallery.leica-
users.org/v/Howard+Cummer/Canada+2020/DSC_4669.jpg.html
The quarter moon Z7 plus 200 - 500 VR plus 1.4extender 1/160 f8.0 ISO 800
http://gallery.leica-
users.org/v/Howard+Cummer/Canada+2020/DSC_4651.jpg.html
Z7 plus Leica R 100 APO 4 secs ISO 800 Orion's belt and scabbard 4 secs
ISO 800
http://gallery.leica-
users.org/v/Howard+Cummer/Canada+2020/DSC_4654.jpg.html
Z7 plus 100 R APO Orion's belt 4 secs ISO 800
I have enjoyed using the M10 for star lit sky shots and the Z7 handles
much the same way with perhaps
slightly better noise suppression . Focus with the Leotax N bayoneted R
lenses was easy. Just rack
them over to the infinity stop.
Please view large if you like. C&C always welcome.
Howard
