Goes to moon. Forgets hood.

Even high tier scientists know that hoods are for plebs.
Their only purpose is to gouge money from amateurs. Real pros can handle the flare.

te ala mierda con tu foto maricon inbesil jajajaja

>>2945615
This guy again

>>2945587
A lens hood is extra weight you can't afford on a space probe.

>>2945587
they can't afford to bring a hood.

>>2945739
>>2945772
Yea hoods are so heavy compared to golf clubs and shit.

>>2945739

You are naive.

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>>2945587

>>2945834

Welp.

>>2945793
I don't think that Japanese moon surveyor probe brought any golf clubs on the trip.
Next time try to read what is on the screen you fuckwit

>>2945587
>lomography sponsoring space exploration

>>2945587
I suspect that's caused by the meteor proof window.

>>2945939
Are you saying the moon landings are real?

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http://www.selene.jaxa.jp/en/equipment/tc_e.htm
It's almost like they think the specifications web page is going to be transmitted to the fucking orbiter.
BIGGER PICTURES PLZ JAPAN

Also: they totally could have shrouded it a bit.

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>>2945587
http://www.kaguya.jaxa.jp/en/equipment/hdtv_e.htm

This optimized 'for mobile devices' and 'interstellar tranmission' thing has now officially become tedious.

>>2945834
meme approved.

>>2945614
Implying hoods aren't the only thing that prevent clumsy people from damaging their front elements.

>Goes to the streets. Forgets wide angle lens.

lmaooooo

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>>2946133
>>2946132
>BIGGER PICTURES PLZ JAPAN
http://www.darts.isas.jaxa.jp/planet/project/selene/hdtv/index.html.en

>>2946178
Cheers big ears, although I'm not going to post it anywhere else.

The nights are drawing in on this side of the planet. Might try another go at the moon. Pic related is one of my best. I know it's a bit big but the file size is small (I have posted it before). With the right seeing and pp I reckon I could get better resolution but... so much potential for: "meh".

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>>2946584
>http://www.darts.isas.jaxa.jp/planet/project/selene/hdtv/index.html.en
Well yeah, but i meant higher resolution images of the equipment specifications.

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>>2946605
>equipment specifications
Yes, I was interested too. The FOV of the cameras and the photos do hint at the kit but there's no details (that I could find). There may be a Japanese page somewhere with specs. Could be TOP SECRET

I think the flare thing was just unavoidable given the blackness of space/sunlight in a vacume/protection. Capturing a cresent Earth will always be problematic.

When the Sun isn't interferring the images are pretty cool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1KWtG66lEQ

It's an artistic choice, you just don't get it.

>>2946617
agreed

still... this is /p/... so:
>2k16
>on moon
>use UV filter but no hood
>flare everywhere

>>2946848

>Man found dead in Aokigahara forest.
>Post mortem reveals body may have been there for ten years.
>No personal effects were found.
>Corpse had a lens hood grasped in his right hand.

>>2946304
guilty as charged

>>2946304
Actually this is probably the single best use for a hood. I cringe at people who pay a lot of money for top quality glass, then stick a UV filter of questionable quality on the front for protection. In 20 years I've never seriously damaged a front element, but hoods have saved me a few times.

Should've taken an A7, the iso would've made it pop

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>>2945739
It's floating in space. It's weightless.