Tonight's lunar eclipse is almost upon us! Once the time comes (3:07-4:24am EST), let's see those moon photos - share them in this thread I will be taking the F* 250-600mm for a spin tonight.

Here's a guide we've put together on shooting the moon. It also contains specifics about this particular eclipse:
Photograph a Red Moon: Total Eclipse Tonight - Photographic Articles - PentaxForums.com

Here's an example of what we might see tonight as the moon passes through Earth's shadow:

(photo credit: wikipedia)

[mikeSF]

i had no idea the O-GPS1 would work for tracking the moon?

[mgbirder]

i had no idea the O-GPS1 would work for tracking the moon?

i didnt either, i only used 13 seconds as the longest exposure time and noticed no motion blur, but maybe with longer exposures problems could occur
https://www.flickr.com/photos/51467365@N00/13871905164/ (ran out of storage space)

[formercanuck]

The red eclipse mood has to start with a moonrise, right... So, here's the first one...

Had some clear shots - unfortunately, some light cloud/haze came in about the same time as the moon was turning red.
Here's a few of the 'red' moon with my 'red' K-30 and old Simga 18-200mm DC

[sheld]

i didnt either, i only used 13 seconds as the longest exposure time and noticed no motion blur, but maybe with longer exposures problems could occur
https://www.flickr.com/photos/51467365@N00/13871905164/ (ran out of torage space)

amazing very sharp shot. The Pentax GPS unit must have worked well (13 sec).