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Full moon part #3
I think I am getting close to having a really nice moon shot. After over 3000 attempts, I think this is as about as good as I am going to get with the tools I have. What do you guys think?
The first one is untouched, the second is with sharpening in XPro4.
Last edited by raynerj1; 17 August 2008 at 08:02 AM.
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Re: Full moon part #3
Fabulous shot, John. Both versions look good. The Xara modified one has certainly brought out loads more detail.
Saludos,
Bob.
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I think they're amazing images John, the Xara'd one would be difficult to improve on but the quality of the undoctored one is superb.
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Re: Full moon part #3
Thanks John and Bob. It took lots and lots of shots to be able to grab a shot like this. Not to mention about 45 minutes to set up and get everything set just right. It sure wasn't a "snapshot".
Thanks for looking and commenting.
Could resist taking a harvest moon shot. Didn't have time to slap on my 1000mm lens, so I had to suffer with the 300mm. I like harvest moons. I just sharpened this one a bit. The top two are with 300DPI originals, this is with a 150DPI original.
Last edited by raynerj1; 18 August 2008 at 03:15 AM.
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Re: Full moon part #3
Nice stuff John especially the sharpened version.
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Phenomenal photography John!
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