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Re: Double Lunar by Camera
From: Greg Rudzinski
Date: 2014 Jul 8, 06:52 -0700
From: Greg Rudzinski
Date: 2014 Jul 8, 06:52 -0700
Frank,
You wrote: "I can't imagine any way for that to work since you would be shooting through a window that is emphatically not optically flat. Unless, that is, you intend to "blow the hatch" before shooting your lunars! :)"
I wasn't planning on any open cockpit captures but you never know ;-) There is double glazed Lexan to deal with on the typical jet liner port. No problems were noticed while using a bubble octant through double glazing. Another planned camera observation through the jet liner port will be a capture of a low Sun over a body of water with the reflected image in the field of view or perhaps two quick captures low and high spliced together.
Greg Rudzinski