This is a super rare video. It shows a plane flying in front of the moon at 0:04. It was shot with the GH2 in 1080p @ 24 FPS mode with a 400mm Canon FD lens and two 2x stacked teleconverters for a combined 35mm equivalent focal length of 3200mm. I used the "No Adverse Affects" hack at 42 mb/sec.
It is nearly impossible to stage a shot like this because at this focal length any movement at all will cause the shot to be off. You can see the movement in the camera even though it was on a tripod.
I didn't even know that the plane had crossed in front of the moon until I watched the video.
<a href="http:// http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYl7GvspoRk" target="_blank">
It is nearly impossible to stage a shot like this because at this focal length any movement at all will cause the shot to be off. You can see the movement in the camera even though it was on a tripod.
I didn't even know that the plane had crossed in front of the moon until I watched the video.
<a href="http:// http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYl7GvspoRk" target="_blank">
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