Eclipse of Beaver Moon 2021
Nov 19, 2021 10:50:40 #
toxdoc42 wrote:
Partial eclipse of the beaver moon 2021
Shot with Nikon Z50 at 250 mm with the kit lens, large amount of cropping then sharpening and denoising with Topaz
iso 500, f/9, 0.77 sec. manual focus, on tripod with VR deactivated.
Shot with Nikon Z50 at 250 mm with the kit lens, large amount of cropping then sharpening and denoising with Topaz
iso 500, f/9, 0.77 sec. manual focus, on tripod with VR deactivated.
Nov 20, 2021 07:28:55 #
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Nov 20, 2021 20:50:39 #
toxdoc42 wrote:
Partial eclipse of the beaver moon 2021
Shot with Nikon Z50 at 250 mm with the kit lens, large amount of cropping then sharpening and denoising with Topaz
iso 500, f/9, 0.77 sec. manual focus, on tripod with VR deactivated.
Shot with Nikon Z50 at 250 mm with the kit lens, large amount of cropping then sharpening and denoising with Topaz
iso 500, f/9, 0.77 sec. manual focus, on tripod with VR deactivated.
Spectacular!
Nov 21, 2021 01:49:01 #
Nov 21, 2021 12:24:22 #
toxdoc42 wrote:
Partial eclipse of the beaver moon 2021
Shot with Nikon Z50 at 250 mm with the kit lens, large amount of cropping then sharpening and denoising with Topaz
iso 500, f/9, 0.77 sec. manual focus, on tripod with VR deactivated.
Shot with Nikon Z50 at 250 mm with the kit lens, large amount of cropping then sharpening and denoising with Topaz
iso 500, f/9, 0.77 sec. manual focus, on tripod with VR deactivated.
Awesome! I find it a great result being shot at 250 mm FL. For sure, the frame has been heavily cropped...and even this p.t., the subject remains quite well detailed. Master work well done
Nov 21, 2021 15:33:07 #
Dan' de Bourgogne wrote:
Awesome! I find it a great result being shot at 250 mm FL. For sure, the frame has been heavily cropped...and even this p.t., the subject remains quite well detailed. Master work well done
Thank you. Digital photography, with the ability to bracket and see the results immediately makes this much easier than during the film era. I practiced using focus peaking and using the zoom feature to be sure the image was in focus. Rememberring to turn off VR and to use the self timer probably helped as well.
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