Only had my camera 3 weeks

I recently bought a d70s. The picture of the daffodil was taken in
automatic mode, while the picture of the moon was taken in manual mode,
iso of 1250, ss was 1/200 and fstop was f22. The shutter speed was so
high because i was taking it holding the camera in my hand and any
lower ss was creating a picture with double moon's.

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I have to ask -- what are the two objects in close orbit around the
moon?

You don't need f/22 for moon shots. f/8 is probably fine, depending on
your lens. So it would be better to open the lens up and crank down the
ISO. You would have gotten the same exposure with ISO=200 and f/9 or
10.

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ace wrote:
I recently bought a d70s. The picture of the daffodil was taken in
automatic mode, while the picture of the moon was taken in manual mode,
iso of 1250, ss was 1/200 and fstop was f22. The shutter speed was so
high because i was taking it holding the camera in my hand and any
lower ss was creating a picture with double moon's.

www.spaceace12.shutterfly.com

i have no idea what those two objects are. I didn't even see them at
first until you mentioned them.