Just got back from a vacation... Hope that I'm in time to wish all CSers, especially all the EOS 450D ownersa Merry Christmas....
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(450D + EFS 18-55 IS)
if i'm not wrong it's in universal studio Orlando, was there 3yrs ago
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if i'm not wrong it's in universal studio Orlando, was there 3yrs ago
Managed to snap some of tonight's full moon.
Newbie shots so pardon me if no gd.
Did this at ISO400 for the cloudy effect. If I could add a few bats inside... hehehe...
NovJoe
Newbie shots so pardon me if no gd.
Did this at ISO400 for the cloudy effect. If I could add a few bats inside... hehehe
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NovJoe
Managed to snap some of tonight's full moon.
Newbie shots so pardon me if no gd.
Did this at ISO400 for the cloudy effect. If I could add a few bats inside... hehehe
NovJoe
Need more sharpening to bring up the details for #1.
#2 is good with the cloudy effect.
Thanks for the tips
!I'll try tomorrow with CS3 to see if I can make it sharper. I took another one few days before and I was able to bring out some of the details, not sure why today I can't... I'll try and figure out again
.Btw, here's the one I took few days ago but didn't post it as I was waiting for the full moon.
NovJoe.
Thanks for the tips
I'll try tomorrow with CS3 to see if I can make it sharper. I took another one few days before and I was able to bring out some of the details, not sure why today I can't... I'll try and figure out again
Btw, here's the one I took few days ago but didn't post it as I was waiting for the full moon.
NovJoe.
WOW... real nice capture! Which lens did you use to shoot this? I shot using my 300mm but the details were nowhere compared to yours!:thumbsup:
Apparently some Macaques are afraid of having a camera pointed at them, but this fella was OK with me
Thanks!
I was using Canon EFS 18-200mm lens for this capture. Zoom all the way out to 200mm for this moon.
Settings as follow:
F-Nummer: F 10.0
Aperature value: F 9.9
Exposure time: 1/60 sec.
Shutter speed value: 1/64 sec.
Focusal length: 200.0 mm
Exposure program: Manual control
ISO speed rate: ISO-100
Metering mode: Multi-Segment
Sharpened to 100% for details at original size in CR2 raw format before converting to JPEG.
NovJoe.
I shot mine using F-value at 8 plus high ISO, fast shutter and hand-held...
Maybe next time I'll see what I can come up with by slowing down the shutter time like yours and TRIPOD! LoL
Thanks for sharing!
Maybe next time I'll see what I can come up with by slowing down the shutter time like yours and TRIPOD! LoL
Thanks for sharing!
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I think you can adjust your F value to drop the contrast so that you can get more details out of the shot.
What photo editing software are you using? For me, I'm using Canon's Digital Photo Pro for raw editing and conversion, then further editing of converted jpeg in either Paint.net (free) or CS3 depending on the kind of picture I'm editing.
Here's another moon which I tried very hard to edit for details due to the cloudy conditions at Yew Tee yesterday night. This is the best I can do liao.
The details not coming out well may be due to my F value settings vs Shutter speed.
F-Nummer: F 5.6
Aperature value: F 5.7
Exposure time: 1/40 sec.
Shutter speed value: 1/42 sec.
Focusal length: 200.0 mm
Exposure program: Manual control
ISO speed rate: ISO-100
Metering mode: Multi-Segment
Yes, tripod is a must for moon shooting though I have tried without tripod and managed to squeeze some ok ones only. My hands will easily get tired while holding on the the long lens after a period of time.
NovJoe.
What photo editing software are you using? For me, I'm using Canon's Digital Photo Pro for raw editing and conversion, then further editing of converted jpeg in either Paint.net (free) or CS3 depending on the kind of picture I'm editing.
Here's another moon which I tried very hard to edit for details due to the cloudy conditions at Yew Tee yesterday night. This is the best I can do liao.
The details not coming out well may be due to my F value settings vs Shutter speed.
F-Nummer: F 5.6
Aperature value: F 5.7
Exposure time: 1/40 sec.
Shutter speed value: 1/42 sec.
Focusal length: 200.0 mm
Exposure program: Manual control
ISO speed rate: ISO-100
Metering mode: Multi-Segment
Yes, tripod is a must for moon shooting though I have tried without tripod and managed to squeeze some ok ones only. My hands will easily get tired while holding on the the long lens after a period of time.
NovJoe.
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Few more flower shots after slight sharpening.
Do give me some advice on room of improvements.
Many Thanks!
NovJoe.
Do give me some advice on room of improvements.
Many Thanks!
NovJoe.
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my 2 cents but i think image #1 and #2 can do with some brightening up. Pictures are tack sharp otherwise. Nice!Few more flower shots after slight sharpening.
Do give me some advice on room of improvements.
Many Thanks!
NovJoe.
Thanks for the guidelines, NovJoe
I'll keep 'em in mind when I shoot for the moon next time.
Meanwhile, here's a shot of a lalang sunset
I'll keep 'em in mind when I shoot for the moon next time.
Meanwhile, here's a shot of a lalang sunset
Thanks for the guidelines, NovJoe
I'll keep 'em in mind when I shoot for the moon next time.
Meanwhile, here's a shot of a lalang sunset
I like the view of this shot. Very comfortable.
NovJoe.
Thanks for the guidelines, NovJoe
I'll keep 'em in mind when I shoot for the moon next time.
Meanwhile, here's a shot of a lalang sunset
Wow... this is a nice one! Love the use of light from the sun behind...
Thanks for the guidelines, NovJoe
I'll keep 'em in mind when I shoot for the moon next time.
Meanwhile, here's a shot of a lalang sunset
I bet u are not standing when u took this picture hahaha... This could be used for Windows wall paper hahah... thanks man
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