Beautiful!If any body has any moon shots, please feel free to post them here
and with exif preferably.
ROTFL... How could I have not've thought of that.... Makes all the sense in the world & should've been obvious...
Oh yer prechin' to the choir... But being of the same ilk as you... The Uzi vs Ezi aspect always elicits me to ask.... "Why that one?" anyway ;-}Seriously... I just grabbed the most convenient one when I finally
realized that there were breaks in the cloud cover. And, to be
honest IMO, The EZi is just a few Mpxls shy ( while using the same
lens ) of the UZI and one would be hard pressed to tell which
camera took which photo in most situations.
Here is a shot ( no P S-ing ) taken with the EZI also in P mode
under grey overcast skies that help show the built in capabilities
of the 1½ Mpxl wonder. Also, I have read somewhere that if the same
size sensor is used with less Mpxls trying to populate it, the
image would not suffer as much. This was written ( if I recall
correctly ) during a discussion on how 1 Mpxl shots from the moon
were so amazing. Of course we are talking about a much more
expensive rig.
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Regards,
W_H
Yes it was taken Oct. 27, 2004. I have such a discombobulated mess
with photos scattered between 4 computers and those burned to CD, I
will have to search for the originals. I was doubtful that i would
even get an opportunity to shoot the Eclipse as it was really
cloudy. These were taken through wispy clouds and probably account
for the different hues. Since the conditions and the trek across
the sky was constantly changing, I just put it in P, used spot
focus, and let Olympus figure out what settings to use.
When I locate the originals ( gotta organize this mess! ), I will
zip and forward them to you.
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Regards,
W_H
thanks ..
i tried a few different settings .. and that one seemed to be the
best setting .. and i didnt do anything as far as sharpening or
anything in PS .. i just resized it .. I also tried a shot in sepia
tone but that was on a diff setting .. i like sepia on this camera
.. the tones really come out nice .. gonna have to try the B&W and
sepia tonight ..
thanks again ..
see ya under the moon ..
Marn
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So Vadts Der To Shoot
I seem to recall that now that you mention it. Maybe if she's looking in she could refresh our memories.
Yep, we all keep learning.
--Beautiful!If any body has any moon shots, please feel free to post them here
and with exif preferably.
I'm generally too sleepy to get the tripod out at night.
I don't have any with such detail. So, of course, I resort to
'moody'. ;-)
I call this one Dark Mood of the Moon
This is actually a daylight shot, with quite a bit of Photoshop
tweaking.
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Hehehehehe....glad we got that straightened out!!
a Celestron C5... just got a brand new Celestron 8i XLTSpecial
Edition and can't wait to get some clear sky to try it out....
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Thanks, David.
LOL!! I did post this hillbilly moon I shot back in May...forgot about that one!Didn't you post one a while back? Something like Moonshine or was
that a court case.
Funny, it looks almost exactly like the one they have in Arizona!
