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Sun Moon calc

Roen · 2007-11-12 11:24:16

Here's a handy little resource for you Landscape/Architecture shooters out there. Link here. There's only Cork and Dublin in there for now, but you can add custom locations for where ever you see yourself shooting and print off the results.

12-11-2007 11:24am

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Roen

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Here's a handy little resource for you Landscape/Architecture shooters out there.
Link here.

There's only Cork and Dublin in there for now, but you can add custom locations for where ever you see yourself shooting and print off the results.

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#2 12-11-2007 12:11pm

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Roen wrote: »

Here's a handy little resource

Thanks Roen.

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#3 12-11-2007 3:58pm

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That IS a useful resource. thanks for sharing it.

Sean

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Very handy thanks

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#5 12-11-2007 9:55pm

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On a similar line. I was recently told this, if you want to know where the sun will be in an hours time - hold out your right hand full lenght towards the sun, spread your fingers with your thumb pointing to the position of the sun, the position of our little finger is roughly where the sun will be in one hour. Handy if you're trying to calculate shadow or want the sun in a particular position of a pic.

Not sure if it works the same for the moon.

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