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After I took my son to the Ferry I decided to try and reach the moon and pull it down in to the new eye.. I think I did a good job but looking to make better on the zooming in with the new camera.
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nice capture
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I saw this moon last night driving home, but I don't have a camera with me. This is an unusual crescent moon on a horizontal position. Nice capture!
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It was to the West of the house taken off the porch on the side of the house... In Southworth area now of Port Orchard WA.. hoping to get a better zoom later needing to know this new baby got a lot to read up on..
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nice waning gibbous moon phase (assuming you hav'nt flipped the image in PS or anything!)
As critique, id say it could be a tad sharper, and its detail is blown in the highlights. Metering off a brighter part of the moon ( or setting shorter shutter speed) will fix that and give a lot more detail. Lovely detail along the terminator regardless.
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I did run it through a photo shop but nothing major... new camera so watching what it throws... I am trying to figure out why it will not take a shot when I hit x5 or x10.... the view is great when I focus but it will not take..???
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maybe it couldnt get the right exposure or focus, when im shooting the moon i find it best to use manual mode
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Thanks Kazuya I will try that the next time.
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Nice capture of a unusual looking Moon.
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No I did not do any flipping on this shot ..
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