Supermoon

[Erin]

Took the camera out on friday evening and again tonight. The moon is apparently 14% bigger than normal, and turning out some big tides too.

[kerny]

Great pics mate, I tried with my camera but it just came out a white mess.

[willk]

Originally Posted by Erin

The moon is apparently 14% bigger than normal

As I am in a particularly good humour tonight, and well disposed to all men, I'm gonna pass on that one...

[kerny]

Originally Posted by willk

As I am in a particularly good humour tonight, and well disposed to all men, I'm gonna pass on that one...

I don't think you can resist willk, it'll be like not chewing on a fruit pastel

[Erin]

Originally Posted by Erin

apparently

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[Channel Ribs]

Superb pics

[willk]

Originally Posted by Channel Ribs

Superb pics

I thought so too

[250kts]

Not only is the moon "bigger" we have experienced some extreme Spring tides.

Out on Sunday and there were people walking all the way round to Old Harry rocks from Studland. Habe not seen that before

Steve

[martini]

Originally Posted by 250kts

Not only is the moon "bigger" we have experienced some extreme Spring tides.

Out on Sunday and there were people walking all the way round to Old Harry rocks from Studland. Habe not seen that before

Steve

The high pressure's kept them down quite a bit, I don't think we quite reached the 39ft HW that was predicted but apparently our low water hit 0.00 (chart datum)

[limeydal]

Originally Posted by kerny

Great pics mate, I tried with my camera but it just came out a white mess.

Moon shots can be a touch tricky , as the moon is pretty bright but yet usually only fills a little of the metering frame.
So anything set on auto, is usually way off.
Set to manual- iso 100 F11 at 1/125 will usually get you in the ball park.

I was all ready for the "Big moon" only to get a thick cloud cover move in

Heres one from earlier in the year though
cheers Dal