Can you take clear pictures of the full moon?
2012823
I have taken many pictures of the full moon. It took a lot of experimentation to get the exposure right, but they came out great.
636083
No Problem The only thing you would need is a good tripod. I find that holding the 8250 Nikon by hand during the day looking at wild animals is one thing but at night looking at the moon or stars its a lot harder to keep steady.w
153641
idid not use this camera to shoot the recent moon,but i am absolutly sure it would show all the details quite clearly. remember; what you see in the moniter will wind upmon yor memory card.
2116419
I have had pretty good luck with night shots, however it only works if there's a little light to work with. I have put my camera in an area where there's a lot of over growth and No moon light and my pictures are also dark.If the area is open and there's some light to work with its pretty good in my opinion.
349753
I am nearsighted myself, so I can see the moon either with or without my glasses by adjusting the focus. However, the way a hand shakes holding a monocular makes extended viewing difficult. One would need a tripod or a telescope to steady the image.
1966642
Full color during day and very clear imaging but black and white for night time. For the price it is well worth it.
2280955
there are many settings so yes it does take night pictures moon pictures it's fun to play with
1504705
I didn't have chance to go beyond the moon. Moon is perfect for this telescope. You can see all details. I'm living in the city its kinds of hard to see the stars because of the reflection of the city lights. I advice you to go whenever no lights and try.
2280956
Yes, but they're not very good quality. The flash has very little distance capability, and with the flash they don't look like night pictures. Without the flash they don't turn out well at all. The moon looks like a little dot. I've tried taking pictures of deer at dusk, but the deer don't show up. Maybe I don't know how to do the adjustments. Then manual that comes with this camera is not really a manual, and going online for more information doesn't help.
636084
No Problem The only thing you would need is a good tripod. I find that holding the 8250 Nikon by hand during the day looking at wild animals is one thing but at night looking at the moon or stars its a lot harder to keep steady. w
725861
no,it is manual focus, and lets in a lot of light under certain circumstances. It is awesome for close up shots of the moon or stars.
882899
I don't take pictures of the moon but it works very well in daylight it takes a little practice to get the perfect pictures
1282539
No. You can take long exposures with it, but you're better off spending the cash on a DSLR body like a Canon T3i and a program like BackyardEOS if you want to image deep sky objects.
43651
I can't speak to the economics of it; but I was looking at the full moon last week and it was beautiful. I could certainly see details of the lunar landscape and stars are also clearly visible. I'm sure a telescope is more suitable for long term viewing; but for a 30 second look at the night sky, these will do the task. I would not buy binoculars for this purpose alone. I use them regularly for watching birds and took them to Africa where they were terrific for game watching.
1054322
a friend suggested the Fz70. He has a lot more experience than I do. I find it amazing! I can take hand held pictures of the moon and you can see all the craters and the mountains around the edges. Its a little slow for most of my work but Iif you want great close ups (I've taken images on pill bottles within an inch of the label) I don't think you can beat it even if you wanted to pay a lot more.
350445
Absolutely, as it has a built in flash. Whether day or night, the pictures are very clear. The only time a problem occurs with pictures is when the direction of the sun is shining right on the lens of the camera.
111203
ABSOLUTELY! Put the camera in total manual mode and make all your own settings. If you are going to do moon shots you should you the timer to release the shutter so you don't move the camera--alternative being to use remote control with the PlayMemories app.