| Moon at dawn |
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Nov. 16, 1998 5:36 JST(10 sec.) Nikon FE, Ai Nikkor 85mm F2S(F2) Fujichrome Velvia(ISO100) by KenIchi Kadota, at Saitama Japan |
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| Moon at dawn |
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Nov. 16, 1998 5:36 JST(10 sec.) Nikon FE, Ai Nikkor 85mm F2S(F2) Fujichrome Velvia(ISO100) by KenIchi Kadota, at Saitama Japan |
| Full Moon |
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Oct. 5, 1998 31cm Reflector with collector lens for MT200, PENTAX-LX 2016mm F6.7, Exposure 1/125s, (Reala Ace) by Hirohisa Matsumoto in Tottori, Japan |
| Earthshine |
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Jan. 31, 1998 18:04 JST(30 sec.) Nikon FE, 18cmF5.5 reflector(extended by 1.5xTeleplus, 1485mm) Fujichrome PROVIA100(ISO100) by KenIchi Kadota, at Saitama Japan |
| Moon took with CCD |
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Nov. 10, 1997 22:48 JST(0.1 sec. exposure) Cerestron-C8 Prime Focus + F6.3 Reducer Mutoh CCD CV-04, Image Processed with StellaImage Shinjyuku, Tokyo, Japan haru-k: My first shot of the moon with CV-04 |
| The Moon(at the age of 8.7) |
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Oct. 10, 1997 18:28 JST(1/4 sec.) Nikon FE, 18cmF5.5 reflector(extended by 2xTeleplus, 1980mm) Fujichrome Velvia(ISO50) KenIchi Kadota, Saitama, Japan |
| The Moon(at the age of 5) |
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Sept. 7, 1997 18:35 JST(1/8 sec) Nikon FE, 12cmF6 reflector(x1.5 Tele-Puls) 1080mm Fujichrome Astia KenIchi Kadota, Saitama, Japan |
| The moon to have taken a photograph by the digital camera |
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I examined what kind of pictures I could take with a digital camera.
The sensitivity of the Olympus C-820L corresponds to ISO 100.
And the exposure time is quarter a second, which is not so long.
Therefore I chose the moon as my first target. I constructed an adapter by myself in order to gaze through an eye-piece with the lens of C-820L. The moon at dawn was very low and the morning glow had already begun, however, I could take a picture as you see here. It is good enough as my first result. |
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Aug. 31, 1997 4:31 JST Olympus C-820L(HQ1 mode / Auto exp) with Tomy BORG100ED+Vixen LV9mm AK, Chiba, Japan |
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