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Yes! That was a nice lesson. My only decent moon shot is also a combination of the two and I had to work it for many days. If I had only waited until you posted... :-)
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Very nice shots and a good thread...thx
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thanks for all the kind comments! it is a pleasure to share the fiew tricks I know :-)
Geoffs, i've seen your picture, it's interesting. Your situation was much more difficult than mine, you had more bright clouds, it was an hard job to get a picture with a natural flavour in those conditions. To tell the complete story of my pic, one important step was to blur the edge of the moon (only the edge!) a fiew pixels just to make it merge smoothly with the backgound. |
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iacopo wrote:
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