Tonight's Full Moon

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Tonight's Full Moon

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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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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,

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Already "like" it on Flick. :) Good shot!
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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". :lol:
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.

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