Moon on Sunday

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sury
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Moon on Sunday

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Here is my version of the "super" Moon with Tamron 200-500. Bracketed 5 shots, used Perfect Layers SW to merge, tweaked in PS7.
I should have used Mirror Lockup.

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Re: Moon on Sunday

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Nothing wrong with the shot! Did you crop much?
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I cropped the dark sky quite a bit. Would it have been more dramatic if I cropped less? Just curious.

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Re: Moon on Sunday

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Nice Super Moon Sury :) (I like the crop.)
Nex 5, Nex 6 (IR), A7M2, A99 and a bunch of lenses.
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sury wrote:I cropped the dark sky quite a bit. Would it have been more dramatic if I cropped less? Just curious.

Sury
Oh no, just wanted to know.
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