月全食组图！（第二页更新）

没法子。。。这次月食，赶上咱们这儿白天，看图过过瘾吧，呵呵

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Red moon glides behind a mountain peak Canon 350D, Sigma Lens

                               
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that was the lunar eclipse in Iran, I took this image with Canon EOS 20D, in fact I captured 2 images from Tochal mountain and then I combined them with PhotoShop CS2 and you can see the double expose image from lunar eclipse.

                               
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We framed this shot with a statue and the moon in total eclipse while watching the nights events in the West Hills of Portland, Oregon.

                               
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it was a good aim so we hunt it ... Photo details : Canon EOS 400D , 1sec Exposure , 400-ISO , F/5.6

                               
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The eclipse was nice, and as you can see in the image a bluish area between the bright sunlit and eclipsed area was seen. Used my Olympus c-750 digital camera mounted over my 25mm eyepiece on the 4 inch f/10 refractor. Exposure was 1/2 second at f/3.5 and 200 ISO.

                               
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Hi This Total Lunar Ecplis it'to hard to wach!!! the clouds is full on the sky and i waiting a little window throw the clouds to pic one shot of this. Nikon D300 and Skywacher 100ED Iso 640, 10 sec of exposure.

                               
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Wonderfull eclipse! Watching people going to work early morning, totally unaware of the red Moon above them was also interesting. Canon EOS 350D, Tamron 210mm lens, ISO 800, 2s exposure.

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It was quite a surprise to observe the lunar eclipse from northwest Washington State in February...as it is usually raining!

今晚我这边的月亮是红色的,郁闷原来是烟火放了有烟幕的缘故

日全食不远了。。。。。

非常喜欢那张月食下的“月亮女神”啊！！！！！！！！！！！！！！

顶楼的片片比较有意思点！

                               
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John Sessions,
Big Island, Hawaii
Feb. 20, 2008

Lunar eclipse rising out of Mauna Kea's shadow 20 minutes after totality. 13,796'. Used a Canon XT SLR

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Roberto Solans,
Villa La Angostura, Northwestern Patagonia, Argentina
Feb. 21, 2008

Composition showing the full sequence displaying over los Andes mountains. Canon EOS 350 XT, ISO 100-800.

                               
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Mohamad Soltanolkottabi,
Esfahan, Iran
Feb. 21, 2008

I could see this lunar eclipse before moonset.

                               
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Elias Chasiotis,
Athens, Greece.
Feb. 21, 2008


The historic building of the National Observatory of Athens (built in 1842)suited fine to today's lunar eclipse. http://www.noa.gr/About/Historyen.html

                               
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Mohammad Ansari,
Shiraz, Iran
Feb. 21, 2008

Photo details: Pentax K10D, 200 ASA, 200mm Lens, 1s exposure.

                               
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Marc Jobin,
Downtown Montréal, Québec, Canada; In front of the Planétarium de Montréal
Feb. 20, 2008

A crowd of about 150 braved seasonable temperatures (-13 C, calm winds, and very good transparency, which was unexpected) and gathered around the bronze statue of Nicolaus Copernicus, in front of the Planétarium de Montréal. Members of the Société d'astronomie du Planétarium de Montréal were on hand with telescopes, and wowed visitors with magnificent views of the eclipsed moon or Saturn and its rings. As the eclipse was perfectly timed for the 10 o'clock news, all major networks had dispatched ENG crews and reported live from the Planétarium. All in all, a truly enjoyable evening... despite the light pollution! Copernicus and Moon photo: Canon A720 IS; Manual mode; 1s at f/4; ISO 200; equiv. f.l. approx. 80mm; flash at 70%.