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A Picture was shot every 4 minutes from full eclipse to the end. While increasing the shutter speed in between each picture by 1.5 EV’s, that’s every 4 shutter speeds. F5.6 At 105mm, manual focus The images were shot in only 3 different camera positions. So the first 13 moons were shot in one camera position then the next 10 were shot in one position and the last set was shot in one position.

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