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Couldn't resist posting this one. The original picture was taken not long after sunrise so there was quite a bit of light around, and the moon looked fairly good. However, I couldn't resist playing with it a bit and came up with this - it's not at all what I actually saw, but thought it was really cool. It was taken with the K10 andViv 105mm macro lens (not your usual application for a macro lens). It's one of the times the extra mp of the K10 comes in handy.
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Here it is, cropped and only very slightly resized smaller. What do others think of something like this?
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I like the cropped version, very nice.
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Nice shot... really love how it came out. I like the uncropped shot, but only because the clouds, had it been just a blue sky I would've preferred the cropped one because you see so much more of the moon.
Now that you got the Vivitar 105mm, I know you want to send that cheapy plastic thing to some guy in SC, right? LOL |
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H, you ought to copy the large moon and paste it into the first shot. that would be dramatic .
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![]() I can never type under a quote, very odd. Roy stole my thoughts, resizing the moon, unless it doesn't convert well, would be very impressive. robar wrote: Quote:
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thanks CC.
here's one i did from 3 images it'll be posted around xmas again. roy edit: i know harriett, it's a fake and you don't like it.. cest' la vie |
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Roy - LOL! Actually I thought you did a good job of cloning Santa on the moon. I sure wish it were closer to Christmas - we were down in the S.F. Valley today and thought I was going to melt in the 100+ weather. Fall can't come too soon.
I didn't think about taking the moon from the cropped one and cloning it on the ff one - great idea! Here's what I came up with with about 2 minutes work: |
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I choose #1 as my favorite. Nice captures.
TOTALLY WACKY roger |
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mtngal wrote:
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Cloning Santa? I always thought he cloned in the tree to get a nicer composition. What now about my A* 1200 mm as a christmas present? Granny promised to tell Santa about my wish! Kjell |
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