The Super Moon and the Super Zoom.
This is optical zoom only – I’ve disabled the digital zoom. I need a better tripod and head. The voices are myself and my son. Taken from the garden terrasse.
The camera struggled to refocus for a bit, after I zoomed all the way out and back in again – but eventually found it’s focus.
Nikon Coolpix #P900 #video
Lars Fosdal 
Very nice, pity I’m running out of space on drive, I have an OK tripod and 40x on my Canon 410 ‘bridge’.
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That’s quite impressive.
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Philip Rowney I leave it to Google to store my images and movies.
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Jim Lian It is not as good as a DSLR with quality lenses, but it weighs a lot less, and cost a huge lot less.
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How much do you pay a month. I am not willing to pay. Storage is cheap.
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About the price of a pint and a half, per month. Note that pints in Norway are expensive. – so $9.99/month for 1TB. I am not sure if YouTube videos will take from that storage, though.
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Your uploads to YouTube is not counting against your drive quota Lars Fosdal
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Jim Lian
noted ;0)
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I tried a shot on a tripod, it was getting overcast though. Lovely ‘ice halos’ I couldn’t quite catch in frame.
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It is strange that fog and halos don’t appear the same in a digital camera as in the human eye. I’ve tried to capture fog scenes which to me looked fantastic, but they all turned out quite “meh”.
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Lars Fosdal photographing fog is like science or something -the camera won’t focus properly, the light measuring is kinda off and you have to mess with the exposure compensation -just to get started.
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Jim Lian I’ve tried a lot of times – with the camera in manual mode – but the fog always turns out more transparent in the capture than to the naked eye. Morning fog with plenty sun, usually turns out well – but low light fog is hard.
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Lars Fosdal yup, it sure is
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It’s clear tonight :0D
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