Moon With Lens Flare Added Imaging Lunar Stargazers Lounge Only managed to get a few shots last night as thick cloud ran across the moon and had to wait till 1am for it to raise over the back of my house but it was worth it. increased contrast in ps and added some lens flare for that finishing touch. Canon 6d with canon 100 400mm lens at the long end. shot from tripod no tracking. f 9 iso 800 and exposures of 1 4sec and 1.3 secs were used. the stars were added from an old image of the sunflower galaxy to provide added effect! this mage was for a bit of fun but i did like how it came out and so i thought i’d share it here too. cc’s.
Moon With 800mm Lens Imaging Lunar Stargazers Lounge Posted june 1, 2009. thank you all for your kind comments. the 400mm is on a 1.6 crop camera that makes it 640mm. i am hoping to buy a tripod and head soon, but there are so many to choose from. i think i will have to pay a visit to a retailer. with a tripod, i will be able to achieve tighter focus. john. To eliminate camera shake and guarantee stunning, sharp moon images, use a tripod or camera stabilizer. by doing this, you can stop even the slightest movement of your android phone from resulting in blurry images. you can simply attach a number of transportable, affordably priced tripods to your phone. ii. The 84 page guide covers the taking of moon and planet videos and subsequent stacking and post processing of the images using a variety of software packages. among the techniques covered within this guide are: introduction to the planets and moon. the equipment and accessories used to take images. why we use videos to capture moon and planet. Better known as “lens flare”, the effect can impact images in a number of ways: it can drastically reduce image contrast by introducing haze in different colors, it can add circular or semi circular halos or “ghosts” and even odd shaped semi transparent objects of various color intensities. flare is not always undesirable in photography.
Moon In Colour Imaging Lunar Stargazers Lounge The 84 page guide covers the taking of moon and planet videos and subsequent stacking and post processing of the images using a variety of software packages. among the techniques covered within this guide are: introduction to the planets and moon. the equipment and accessories used to take images. why we use videos to capture moon and planet. Better known as “lens flare”, the effect can impact images in a number of ways: it can drastically reduce image contrast by introducing haze in different colors, it can add circular or semi circular halos or “ghosts” and even odd shaped semi transparent objects of various color intensities. flare is not always undesirable in photography. The lander’s farewell image shows part of the machine’s body and its feet with the pockmarked and gray surface of the moon below. there’s lens flare worthy of a j.j. abrams blockbuster. Note that the adjustments can be made either on a full color rgb image, or on the individual r, g and b components. try to play with this dialog box, you will see that in a simple way you will greatly improve the effect. the second important issue is the selection of the scale to the image resolution. you have a great telescope and there is no.
Afternoon Moon Imaging Lunar Stargazers Lounge The lander’s farewell image shows part of the machine’s body and its feet with the pockmarked and gray surface of the moon below. there’s lens flare worthy of a j.j. abrams blockbuster. Note that the adjustments can be made either on a full color rgb image, or on the individual r, g and b components. try to play with this dialog box, you will see that in a simple way you will greatly improve the effect. the second important issue is the selection of the scale to the image resolution. you have a great telescope and there is no.
Moon With 800mm Lens Imaging Lunar Stargazers Lounge
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