I actually arrived home to find my brother doing that exact thing. I'll post those.

Based on the pics you took, I am seeing the camera picked shutter speeds of 1/250th of a second... easily hand holdable with MUCH more room to go before you even need a tripod. Especially with the stabilization.

Possibly, I was inside behind two layers of glass so, I'm sure that didnt help. I'm looking forward to seeing the pictures your brother took.

just checked her out, looks nice!!

well that was purdy, wasn't sure if it as an eclipse tonight as i was only taking the trash at work out when i noticed, but was pretty durn cool

It'* going on right now, only 7:30pm in California, but it'* overcast tonight. Grrrrrrr.

Actually, every lunar eclipse happens during a full moon. The "Sun=>Earth=>Moon" lineup required to make the Earth'* shadow fall on the Moon ensures that lunar eclipses only occur during full moon.

/Astronomy dork.
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Here are my best pics of the Lunar Eclipse at Totality and shortly after.
The pics are very dark and fuzzy, best I could do...

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lunareclipse2.jpg
lunareclipse3.jpg
lunareclipse4.jpg

Some very good pics. I liked Haro'* the most.

Ya, I watched it. No camera.
The red glow was very erie.

You know that redish shadow is the earth'* shadow.
Red sky in the morning, red sky at night, red moon just aint right.

I went with a few friends out of town to watch it. Hot Chocolate and Baileys, went well.
Very cool thing to watch. Makes us feel all really small in comparisson.

My honey and I did actually watch it together. Of course we about 300 miles apart, but we watched it.