shooting the moon
hschlessphoto
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...good thing no one actually can. THAT would be problematic. hah.
took some shots of the moon tonight. Shot in RAW for the first time and liked the results. PLEASE tell me what you think. I'm putting up the best two. enjoy!
took some shots of the moon tonight. Shot in RAW for the first time and liked the results. PLEASE tell me what you think. I'm putting up the best two. enjoy!
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Nikon D90, 85mm f/1.8, 18-70mm f/3.5, 70-300mm f/4.5, Nikon SB-800, MX-600 tripod
Follow me on Instagram! @hankschlessphoto
Nikon D90, 85mm f/1.8, 18-70mm f/3.5, 70-300mm f/4.5, Nikon SB-800, MX-600 tripod
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On a steep learning curve...
Nikon D100, Nikon 18-135mm, Tamron 5.6 200-400mm
Hidden Creek Photography
There is quite a difference in noise between these two images.
The first being the least noisey out of the two.
The images are different brightnesses too.
Definitely the First shot is the better of the two,
picked up a lot of detail on the moon surface ... Skippy
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