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Nice work. I'm looking forward to tomorrow evening's lunar eclipse although my record of moon photography is not too great (an 18-55mm lens doesn't really quite cut it!)
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I was thinking of one of sagelike's moon photos he was unhappy with, that might have have been converted like this one. Also, I still only have the Fuji with its 6-36 mm generic zoom, so my standards are low for these things. Are you hoping for individual-crater kind of detail?
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This is as close as I've got:
![]() I'm waiting for a night when the moon seems to hang lower, since I can't stand up much taller! I've seen better but I think your shot has come out pretty well and is a good illustration of how some HDR ideas can help. Wulf Wulf |
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Or Gunsotsu's over at Techniques/Shooting the moon. I don't understand the lens issue: it would seem your 55mm would capture more than that. I do zoom to get the 36mm, but if anything I would expect to have much less than what came out of editting. But I am on a hill in Central New York . . . Clouds cooperating, I will be out tonight. Good weather to you! (Second thoughts: someone suggested the moon is much brighter than we imagine, and I've followed her suggestion, the above shot at 1/1500 f/8 -2.1 EV, which is about all the options I have) AND Post #56 at Assignments - Circles. Dang.
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I normally use the medium picture size setting (2256x1496) - the larger the image, the more hassle it is dealing with it on the hardware I have available. However, I must remember to switch up to large tonight (3000+ wide)... that will then let me do more "digital zoom" back on the computer.
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haha, I feel like I'm entering a "mods only" thread!
![]() Nice fix. ![]() EDIT: oops, just realized how old this is! Don't hate, I saw it in the "who's online" list.
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This is the closest I've gotten. 300mm and cropped some.
On a tripod, with 2 sec timer for MLU. The clarity slider or some high pass sharpening work great for bringing out some detail ![]() Model: PENTAX K20D ISO: 640 Exposure: 1/8 sec Aperture: 8.0 Focal Length: 300mm Flash Used: No
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