(meteorobs) Fisheye lens misunderstanding and photography update
Leo S
l.stachowicz at btinternet.com
Mon Dec 7 14:54:02 EST 2009
Thanks Thomas,
The "spiral" part threw me. I see what you mean now. I get this on all
my bodies as well.
The best way to avoid it is to not crop so much. Not going too wide with
the lens is going to help with this obviously.
I suppose that slightly defocussing the lens might help, acting just
like a "poor quality" lens or AA filter as Chris mentioned. I'm not
sure, but it might be worth trying? Chris?
Leo
Thomas Ashcraft wrote:
>> Could you post an example of one of the meteors you shot that has a
>> "spiral look"?
>> Leo
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> Leo, Chris and all,
>
> I posted a hasty web page of a meteor showing the unwanted effect.
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> http://www.heliotown.com/Meteor_Test_Shots.html
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> I also posted a photo of a more natural looking meteor taken with the
> 18-55 mm kit lens that came with the camera which is at the bottom of
> the web page.
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> TA
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> Thomas Ashcraft
> New Mexico
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