Look at the MOON! II
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From: Nr Grimsby
The roof on the S2000 helps the most 
The last one was combined optical/digital zoom of around 30x, so I was having to use the self timer and rest the camera on the roof
Try getting the camera to sit where you want with a tintop
The last one was combined optical/digital zoom of around 30x, so I was having to use the self timer and rest the camera on the roof
Try getting the camera to sit where you want with a tintop
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From: Pt. A to Pt. B via VTEC!!
Originally Posted by GTFCTIM,Aug 16 2005, 07:33 PM
The roof on the S2000 helps the most
The last one was combined optical/digital zoom of around 30x, so I was having to use the self timer and rest the camera on the roof
Try getting the camera to sit where you want with a tintop
The last one was combined optical/digital zoom of around 30x, so I was having to use the self timer and rest the camera on the roof
Try getting the camera to sit where you want with a tintop
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Originally Posted by mikes2k,Aug 19 2005, 06:31 PM
You need a mini tripod..just 3 little legs will do it.
I'd thought about buying one, but forgot all about it
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Its HONKIN HUGE! 
SO 
lookin! I took a few pics but by the time I found a spot I could see it with no daing trees in da way some clouds had moved in and it made them kinda hazey 
Gonna try again tommodow nite 
SO lookin! I took a few pics but by the time I found a spot I could see it with no daing trees in da way some clouds had moved in and it made them kinda hazey Gonna try again tommodow nite