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Pyramids of Giza as seen from the ISS, Astronaut Reid Wiseman (Original Post) Ichingcarpenter Sep 2014 OP
amazing still_one Sep 2014 #1
Beautiful. Thank you. n/t Judi Lynn Sep 2014 #2
l love a gestalt view. Thanks for your post, Ichingcarpenter. nt littlemissmartypants Sep 2014 #3
That's a great shot. Warren DeMontague Sep 2014 #4
ISIS is in space? Renew Deal Sep 2014 #5
Thanks, Obama! Silent3 Sep 2014 #6
The Camera Gear available to the Astronauts from Nikon. Ichingcarpenter Sep 2014 #7

Silent3

(15,204 posts)
6. Thanks, Obama!
Sun Sep 7, 2014, 10:03 AM
Sep 2014

He refused to build the space border fence, and now look what's happened! It was his plan all along!

Ichingcarpenter

(36,988 posts)
7. The Camera Gear available to the Astronauts from Nikon.
Sun Sep 7, 2014, 10:04 AM
Sep 2014



In addition to professional cameras that any consumer can buy, Nikon has also made custom cameras for NASA's shuttle missions, such as the first fully digital camera. More recently, astronauts aboard the International Space Station have been using Nikon D3S cameras for gorgeous photos of Earth. Astronaut Don Pettit, who writes the "Letters to Earth" blog aboard the ISS, has offered fantastic insight into the challenges of photography from space. In fact, space photography seems to be a popular topic for astronauts to write about--I shared this blog post about camera settings in space from astronaut Alan Poindexter last month.






http://www.tested.com/tech/photography/44931-nasas-nikons-on-board-the-international-space-station/

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