QUOTE(ieR @ Nov 17 2009, 12:13 AM)
well, travel to a dark place first. what u need is F2.8, u need lots of power to absorc the light, u dont plan to use higher iso then 400, and shutter speed longer then 1sec (heats up the sensor)
if u are using F2.8, u sure need so shoot at wide then zoom, because u need the best DOF possible.
Oh.. I thought i a long shutter speed is needed to capture the trail of the meteor like 30 sec or even minutes... So u r suggesting 1sec with F2.8 n as low iso as possible...?
QUOTE(albnok @ Nov 17 2009, 12:15 AM)
Thanks albert.. i think if im going to shoot.. i'll need to go out at 4pm. to find suitable place.. my problem probably is .. there is no dark places around my area in city.. i thought of going to a taman residential park.. should be super dark.. but safety bcome a concern
QUOTE(ieR @ Nov 17 2009, 12:15 AM)
i'd choose 17-35mm F2.8 then 50mm F1.4 because 50mm F1.4 has terrible DOF at infinity.
Unless, it is not 90degree upward, maybe i would shoot sidewards, at near the horinzon line... (20-45degree to horizon) if the (question below) then i would use 50mm shooting toward horizon.
btw, it's on the northen or southen or middle of earth when it hits? lol
Not sure d direction le.. i think d best is if can find an empty land.. with no building whatsoever surrounding it.. Lay ond grass.. n enjoy.. FUyooh.. thr seems to hv no such place in kl..