Moon again :)

[bayourebel]

Now, I am by no means a judge, this one is much better to me. However, I realize that others may see what I have not yet learned to look for.

[armadilloshield]

bayourebel, thanks for your kind comment.
No worry, I myself also just a newbie, learning quite fair bit thru this forum as well.
Just try and error :-)

[RedStickMan]

I'd be interested in seeing the original version of this shot.

[bmccoy]

Armadillo,

You are getting closer. I was amazed to see this post because I have almost the exact same image on my desk at work, nearly the same angle and phase as your image. Considering I'm in Minnesota USA I think that is pretty cool.

As was mentioned, the first image was a little soft, but this last one seems a little over sharpened, maybe.

What post processing steps did you take? I have found on my moon shots that just doing some level adjustments goes a long way, so I don't do much other work to them. Hope this helps.

-Brett

[armadilloshield]

Hi Brett, thanks for your tips.
If you don't mind, maybe can you post your moon here as well, just for comparison :idea:
If I'm not wrong, I read somewhere that we always seeing the same side of the moon. But still pretty cool as USA and Singapore very far apart.
I tried to use neatimage to remove some noise & sharpen it.

Redstickman, will post the originalmoonhere
No PP, just adjust the brightness level a little bit.

[bmccoy]

I'm not sure if this is the one I printed but I do know the ones in this post were taken the same night.

I posted them on one of Fred's many excellent posts.

http://www.stevesforums.com/forums/v...mp;forum_id=23



-Brett

[armadilloshield]

Thanks Brett & Fred, quite a nice series of moon

[shutter_bug]

What's NR?

[RealMash]

Even though you are pulling at leg`s, I´ll answer that one:
Noise Reduction.

But you knew that :-), maybe just not now.

Cheers,
ReaLMash

[willow1]

great moon shot!!!!