Lunar Gauge
May 4, 2012 03:37:33 #
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May 5, 2012 11:31:13 #
Bunny-Jean wrote:
Can You move the clouds out of my area???
I wish we febal earthlings could but, well I can't and I'm not to far away from your location!!! ~8 miles west of Chicago.
May 5, 2012 11:36:32 #
Camerahand wrote:
Coming soon (May 5, 2012) to lawn near you!
Supposed to be rainy here in Va tonight too!!!!!!
May 6, 2012 03:14:34 #
Camerahand
Loc: Huntsville, Tennessee
Bunny-Jean wrote:
Can You move the clouds out of my area???
Bunny-Jean, the clouds wouldn't dare cast a
shadow on you OR your moon.
Burton
May 6, 2012 04:33:30 #
Camerahand
Loc: Huntsville, Tennessee
jadeast wrote:
Supposed to be rainy here in Va tonight too!!!!!!
Camerahand wrote:
Coming soon (May 5, 2012) to lawn near you!
Supposed to be rainy here in Va tonight too!!!!!!
I hope the rain missed you tonight, Jadeast. We had a nice night here in Huntsville, Tennessee. Maybe just a touch of haze. I made this one just a little after 8:15 pm. Nothing to brag about. The full moon always looks too flat. Had to tweek this one a little with Photoshop and it sure shows.
Burton
Full Moon: 8:18 pm, Saturday, 05-05-12
May 6, 2012 05:35:49 #
Camerahand wrote:
I hope the rain missed you tonight, Jadeast. We had a nice night here in Huntsville, Tennessee. Maybe just a touch of haze. I made this one just a little after 8:15 pm. Nothing to brag about. The full moon always looks too flat. Had to tweek this one a little with Photoshop and it sure shows.
Burton
jadeast wrote:
Supposed to be rainy here in Va tonight too!!!!!!
Camerahand wrote:
Coming soon (May 5, 2012) to lawn near you!
Supposed to be rainy here in Va tonight too!!!!!!
I hope the rain missed you tonight, Jadeast. We had a nice night here in Huntsville, Tennessee. Maybe just a touch of haze. I made this one just a little after 8:15 pm. Nothing to brag about. The full moon always looks too flat. Had to tweek this one a little with Photoshop and it sure shows.
Burton
Burton! I never got a glimpse of the moon last night but yours looks pretty good! Might I suggest that you underexpose a few shots and then tweak the best in whatever software you use and see if you don't get better results. Start with - 1/3 and work up to - 2. you'll find out what works best for your camera
J D
May 6, 2012 06:01:28 #
Camerahand
Loc: Huntsville, Tennessee
jadeast wrote:
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Thanks, J D. I just happen to have a couple of "lesser exposed" photos from that series. We'll see.
Thanks again.
Burton
May 6, 2012 09:15:10 #
May 6, 2012 13:51:48 #
jadeast wrote:
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Well, I was kept in the dark last night(and will be tonight), oh mother nature........!
I'd like to repeat what I had read in other "Ugly Hedgehog" forums. You might get a ?better? shot by taking the picture a day or two before/after the full moon, since craters on the moon would start showing shadows (3D) in your pictures. I'm not saying that the posted was bad in any way! I loved it! Try to get the shadows in the next few nights.
The shot you posted was.....oh, about 150 times better than what my camera will do (Nikon 950E), but I'm still going to try and see what this older 'bridge-camera' can do.
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