You're welcome to post all of your 'Super Blue Moon' shots...
Sep 1, 2023 01:54:30 #
Here are a couple examples of my shots of the 'Super Blue Moon'.
Note that I missed it last night so technically these shots are slightly past 'Full' but they're still pretty good.
And as the title implies, post any shots that you may have taken.
Note that the first shot was straight while the second one used Sony's 'Clear Image Zoom' option set to give it a 2X magnification (these are full images, no cropping):
Note that I missed it last night so technically these shots are slightly past 'Full' but they're still pretty good.
And as the title implies, post any shots that you may have taken.
Note that the first shot was straight while the second one used Sony's 'Clear Image Zoom' option set to give it a 2X magnification (these are full images, no cropping):
August 31, 2023 - Irvine, California - Sony a6500, 400mm, f11 @ 1/800 sec
August 31, 2023 - Irvine, California - Sony a6500, 400mm (X2), f16 @ 1/400 sec
Sep 1, 2023 08:12:20 #
Just the Super Blue Moon all alone in the vast expanse of space.
Sep 1, 2023 11:35:37 #
Here is one image I took in my backyard in Houston, TX. It is a color image.
Nikon D850; Nikon 500mm f5.6 pf; 1.4xtc; on tripod. Some cropping. Minimal processing. ISO 140; f10; 1/160. Spot metering.
Nikon D850; Nikon 500mm f5.6 pf; 1.4xtc; on tripod. Some cropping. Minimal processing. ISO 140; f10; 1/160. Spot metering.
Sep 1, 2023 12:00:53 #
Taken August 29th, the 30th was overcast. A little foresight on my part. Taken in Tucson, AZ with a Nikon D500 w/500 mm PF lens, 1.4 TC tripod mounted and used the self-timer. f9 1/250s, ISO 250, 700mm on a cropped sensor body (1050mm equivalent). Slight edit in LR.
Sep 1, 2023 13:09:31 #
OldCADuser wrote:
Here are a couple examples of my shots of the 'Super Blue Moon'.
Note that I missed it last night so technically these shots are slightly past 'Full' but they're still pretty good.
And as the title implies, post any shots that you may have taken.
Note that the first shot was straight while the second one used Sony's 'Clear Image Zoom' option set to give it a 2X magnification (these are full images, no cropping):
Note that I missed it last night so technically these shots are slightly past 'Full' but they're still pretty good.
And as the title implies, post any shots that you may have taken.
Note that the first shot was straight while the second one used Sony's 'Clear Image Zoom' option set to give it a 2X magnification (these are full images, no cropping):
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Sep 1, 2023 13:09:46 #
alberio wrote:
Just the Super Blue Moon all alone in the vast expanse of space.
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Sep 1, 2023 13:10:09 #
photoman43 wrote:
Here is one image I took in my backyard in Houston, TX. It is a color image.
Nikon D850; Nikon 500mm f5.6 pf; 1.4xtc; on tripod. Some cropping. Minimal processing. ISO 140; f10; 1/160. Spot metering.
Nikon D850; Nikon 500mm f5.6 pf; 1.4xtc; on tripod. Some cropping. Minimal processing. ISO 140; f10; 1/160. Spot metering.
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Sep 1, 2023 13:13:22 #
mymike wrote:
Taken August 29th, the 30th was overcast. A little foresight on my part. Taken in Tucson, AZ with a Nikon D500 w/500 mm PF lens, 1.4 TC tripod mounted and used the self-timer. f9 1/250s, ISO 250, 700mm on a cropped sensor body (1050mm equivalent). Slight edit in LR.
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Sep 1, 2023 19:33:19 #
Sep 2, 2023 10:19:58 #
I am an amateur and don't know if these are any good or not! I'd welcome feedback and suggestions. All taken with Sony a7iii and Tamron 150-500mm on tripod with wire remote. From my patio in Salida, Colorado.
Note dates on photos: I think the best one is from Aug 2, an earlier super moon. One is from Aug 31 in the morning, as the moon was setting. I know the moon is blown out in 2 shots. I do minimal editing in Luminar 4 (no Lightroom). I don't focus stack or combine photos. I have not figured out masking yet. I had trouble focusing on Aug 31 at night. I think DSC1408(2) is too dark and over-processed with too much detail... Thanks for looking!
Note dates on photos: I think the best one is from Aug 2, an earlier super moon. One is from Aug 31 in the morning, as the moon was setting. I know the moon is blown out in 2 shots. I do minimal editing in Luminar 4 (no Lightroom). I don't focus stack or combine photos. I have not figured out masking yet. I had trouble focusing on Aug 31 at night. I think DSC1408(2) is too dark and over-processed with too much detail... Thanks for looking!
8/02 5:45 am Early August super moon DSC1087(2) unedited, cropped 500mm f20 1/80 ISO 160
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8/29 8:59pm pre-super moon DSC1408(2) 448mm f9 1/400 ISO 125 edited and cropped
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8/31 6:36 AM Moon setting DSC 1523 349mm f10 1/80 ISO250 edited
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8/31 8:46pm Super blue moon and clouds moon rising DSC1592 150mm f8 4sec ISO 125 edited
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8/31 8:48pm Super blue moon DSC 1596 339mm f7.1 1/80 ISO 125 edited and cropped
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Sep 2, 2023 23:19:47 #
Camera: Nikon D850
Lens: Nikkor 28-300mm zoom at full 300mm
1/200th of a second f/8
ISO 200
Processed in LR and PS to bring out the spectacular contrasts between the darker and the lighter sections of the lunar surface
Lens: Nikkor 28-300mm zoom at full 300mm
1/200th of a second f/8
ISO 200
Processed in LR and PS to bring out the spectacular contrasts between the darker and the lighter sections of the lunar surface
Sep 3, 2023 12:37:05 #
Five shots last week leading up to the Super Blue Moon. I missed the 26th due to cloudy conditions.
Sep 3, 2023 13:29:36 #
tdozier3 wrote:
Five shots last week leading up to the Super Blue Moon. I missed the 26th due to cloudy conditions.
Every one is excellent.
Sep 3, 2023 13:48:31 #
Sep 3, 2023 13:48:53 #
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