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Derbyshire New Year sunset.
Sunspot #841 is clearly seen at th setting sun
Here is one taken yesterday at Montreat, North Carolina
Beautiful colors A-Nomad.
Sod1 - love your closeup sun shots showing the sun spots & the other features.
How do you manage to get such detailed images? - the trees get in the way when I try :D
No seriously, I was curious how you did get the shots.
Thank you, Phill. I use 500 mm lens. I also watch my aperture and exposure. If the sun will be overexposed one cannot see sunspots. My 500 is not a very good mirror lens. It has fixed aperture of 8. In the beginning of the sunset I set shutter to 4000 and then as sunset progress I make the number smaller. I'm hunting for green flashes and they are hard to photograph. Please, remember that one could hurt his eyes while watching even setting sun. I just cannot stop watching and photographing the sun.Quote:
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The sun with the bird. The sun shows mock mirage shape.
Wow. That's an amazing shot, Sod. :cool:
Taken by Olympus E-500 + ZD 40-150mm F3.5-4.5, you can check the EXif for the shooting information:
http://www.pbase.com/zeusho/image/53012236.jpg
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