I think it is well executed and a excellent shot. Did you have to sharpen it much?
T
Posted by Philip Kirkham on February 17, 2007 at 1:14 PM
Hello Alan
I like it too. I don't think we necessarily prefer the bird shots, I think we sometimes don't look carfeully enough for the unusual as you certainly do, which I think is a credit to yourself.
Best wishes
Phil
Posted by Alan Bryant on February 17, 2007 at 2:45 PM
Tom - It was sharpend a little, just to bring out abit more detail on the craters.
Philip - Yeah everyone has they're specialized subject, which is great(just seeing by the awesome shots i see in this forum).It must be me, i sort of photograph anything that catches my eye.That must be the reason i have so many different size lenses lol.
Nice to see it with a bit of blue sky around it . If you have a 2x, then try shooting with it stacked with the 1.4x. You'll be surprised at how fast the moon moves.... try adding another stacked convertor into the equation and the moon positively legs it across your viewfinder
Posted by Sean Bolton on February 17, 2007 at 5:57 PM
Hi Alan
Nice capture, makes a change to see a blue sky on moon photos. Excellent detail.
I might have tried using f8 and ISO 200 for a slightly better quality image, although this looks pretty good anyway.
Discussion
7 repliesI spect this wont be to most of your tastes, as it appears that most of you preffer to take/see shots of birds.Which IMO is a shame
Anyway, here's a different look on the moon.
This shot turned out great, taking the moon in the day as it show's up the craters nicely
20D
EF500 f4 IS L + 1.4TC
Gitzo 1548
Wimberley Gimble
ISO 400
1/640 @ f6.3
Cropped in closer(35-40%)
Comments welcome
Thanks for your view.
T
I like it too. I don't think we necessarily prefer the bird shots, I think we sometimes don't look carfeully enough for the unusual as you certainly do, which I think is a credit to yourself.
Best wishes
Phil
Philip - Yeah everyone has they're specialized subject, which is great(just seeing by the awesome shots i see in this forum).It must be me, i sort of photograph anything that catches my eye.That must be the reason i have so many different size lenses lol.
Thanks for the comments
Nice to see it with a bit of blue sky around it
Nice capture, makes a change to see a blue sky on moon photos. Excellent detail.
I might have tried using f8 and ISO 200 for a slightly better quality image, although this looks pretty good anyway.
cheers
Sean
Impressive detail
Rene de Heer