
Tonight's Full Moon
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Tonight's Full Moon
With Tamron 200-500 on A700. Stack of 30 shots aligned using PIPP and then stacked them using Zerene stacker, yes a macro stacking program, indeed. Slightly tweaked in LR. Should have tried with 70-400G.


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Re: Tonight's Full Moon
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Nicely taken, Sury.
I was wondering last night, when I saw the reddish-yellow huge moon rising, above the Bosphorus Bridge, who would be the one to take a shot of it in Photoclubalpha. Looks a little sharper to the right of the moon. Well, at least that's how I see it on my monitor.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
Nicely taken, Sury.
I was wondering last night, when I saw the reddish-yellow huge moon rising, above the Bosphorus Bridge, who would be the one to take a shot of it in Photoclubalpha. Looks a little sharper to the right of the moon. Well, at least that's how I see it on my monitor.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
- sury
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Re: Tonight's Full Moon
Thank you Yildiz and Valery.
Yildiz, you are right about the sharpness on the right side. That lens was on a "loan" to my brother for the last couple of years.
I got him a Tamron 150-600 for his Nikon as the ransom and obtained the release of the "hostages".
I am not sure what went wrong with focus. I am not happy with it. Need to experiment more (I used it couple of times before it
was taken "hostage") with the lens.
Sury
Yildiz, you are right about the sharpness on the right side. That lens was on a "loan" to my brother for the last couple of years.
I got him a Tamron 150-600 for his Nikon as the ransom and obtained the release of the "hostages".
I am not sure what went wrong with focus. I am not happy with it. Need to experiment more (I used it couple of times before it
was taken "hostage") with the lens.
Sury
Minimize avoidable sufferings - Sir Karl Popper
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