Super Full Moon Camera Settings, Photograph the Moon

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Channel: Frederick Dunn · 2016 · Pets & Animals

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How to photograph a full moon, or any mood for that matter.
Use your tripod
use the timer so you won't move your camera when depressing the shutter button.
This video was shot with these settings:
iso 100
f 11
1/125th of a second
If you shoot the moon in the open sky, it won't look larger than any other moon, so try to have the moon photographed when rising or setting so you can have buildings, landscape, trees or even distant people which will make the moon appear larger and add interest to your photo or video.
I hope this helps and that you have some fun and don't miss the Super Moon TONIGHT!!!

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