Hi all, I've been continuing my experiments with astrophotography using my EOS Canon 70 D and the results are becoming better and much sharper. Here are my latest #longexposure photographs.

I started with the ISO set to 100, f/4 and an 8.5 second exposure for this first shot of the moon and as you can see it is a little blurry and quite blown out.

Next image below was ISO 100, f/4, 43.9 seconds.

Next image ISO 100, f/1.4, 14.9 seconds

The next image settings were again ISO 100, f/1.4 and 17.6 seconds using the Sigma 30 mm lens

Final image settings ISO 100, f/1.4, 16.1 seconds exposure. Again with the Sigma 30 mm lens

As you can see hopefully. The images got progressively sharper at f/1.4 and now it's a case of making smaller adjustments to select particular elements that you want to photograph in the night sky.

I'm having a lot of fun with this and got a couple of clean photos of the moon but they came out tiny like these below?

I don't know what I did there but they were just super small? You can see the craters of the moon if you squint lol

Have a peaceful weekend folks.

More in this astrophotography series.

Star trails and Ursa Major
Mysterious object photographed UFO?

My camera gear

EOS Canon 70D
Sigma 30 mm lens
Sigma 20 mm lens
Pixel Shutter Cable Release
Travel tripod