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Thats really frickin cool.
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So, how did you shoot this? It's so clear!
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My recipe:
1. Use a long lens. This was shot at
300mm which equates to 480mm when taking into
consideration my camera's sensor
magnification.
2. Ignore camera's light meter, shoot
manual - f/5.6, 1/800
3. Shoot in RAW format (not JPG) to allow
greater ability to work with the image.
4. In Photoshop's RAW plugin, set contrast
to Maximum and brightness to Minimum.
5. In Photoshop, set unsharp mask to 125%
I'm sure there are others out there who are
much more experienced at moon shots and they
have their own system, but this is what works
for me. Thanks!
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I have tried this shot every full moon for
the last three months, but just can't get it
right! I see that you are using a fast
shutter speed - I continually manage to over
expose, hopefully I have learned a new trick
here! Nice one.
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The moon's surface is so clear !!!
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A very sharp photo of the moon (123 group)
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i´m jealous..this is great! (1-2-3)
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fantastic shot! (1-2-3)
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Very nice. It looks like there are bits
falling out at the bottom :) (321)
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Great shot!
321.
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stunning!
3-2-1
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And we're obliged to love it nonetheless!
(321)
I've got non-telescopic equipment that
should do nicely in capturing the moon, but
damn-all if I can get the exposure right.
This is perfect.
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I've tried photographing the moon before with
little success. Hats off for a great shot.
(321)
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Wow...very nice moon shot! Love how you can
see all the shadows. (3:1 Group)
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That is so beautiful. So much details. ;)
instant fav.
from the IWANT5! group
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#2 (from the IWANT5! group)
Obligatory, possibly. Excellent detail,
absolutely! Crisp, clear capture of this huge
orb in a velvety black sky! Nice!
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#3 (from the IWANT5! group)
For me it's an incredible shot.... Love
detail... Wow
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spidrwegian_no_more [deleted] says:
#4 (from the IWANT5! group)
Nice moon, good details but is there a
point?
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#5 (from the IWANT5! group)
It's absolutely perfect. I would not change
a single thing about this shot.
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good details but is there a point?
Judging from many of the comments, it's
evident that capturing a shot of the moon
presents a challenge in getting the exposure
correct. The point for me is stepping up to
the challenge and seeing how I can do with
it. :)
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leggnet - you can ask the same question about
every picture in the world. there is no point
here, there is passion. the pic is neat. pls
put it in my low light photography group.
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a mandatory perfect! :)
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"just right" -- particularly well
done
3:1
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Wow!
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i screwed up royally on my first moon
shot..Gone manual to truely learn my
camera..still need a tripod in my case..going
for a manfrotto 3021Bpro and 488RC4
ballhead..when i get it ill retry my own Moon
shot..Point? To learn..thats lifes point.
Learning
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perfect shot of the moon. I am working on it,
thanks for the tips
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