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drigo wrote in post #17717733

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Excellent shot! I've enjoyed all the photos you've posted on this thread. Keep 'em coming!

DreamMaker23 wrote in post #17725141

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/zbfT​iw September 27, 2015 by Chris Issac, on Flickr

Outstanding!

Agreed, gorgeous shot, I'm sure that would sell very very well for you if you have the facilities to offer it..........

JennB wrote in post #17725165
Outstanding!

Thank you!

h14nha wrote in post #17725276
Agreed, gorgeous shot, I'm sure that would sell very very well for you if you have the facilities to offer it..........

Ahh I wish...lol.. But I did get a interesting p.m on my flickr asking if they may use it for cnet.com
They wanted proof that it was real.. I told them is was but unfortunately it's also a edit.

I noted it on the description of the photo. Why I edited it.
I do show the original in the comment section if you interested in seeing the digital unedited results.

"DISCLAIMER: (This is a edited version of last night photograph. I cleaned it up a little & added the stars with some motion to them. There is no way you can get this type of motion on the stars with a clear looking moon like that "especially at f/1.8". Check the original in the comments) But there is some motion stars in the original. But barely noticeable since I shot this under the city {Miami}. Plus you won't get these types of stars under a city.

Why The edit: I did this cause that's how my eyes saw it. Big, beautiful & emotional. It was truly a wonderful experience. Even better in person!"

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Tonight's moon against some woodland, it was very hard to meter as there was two extremes

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Pagman wrote in post #17726819
Tonight's moon against some woodland, it was very hard to meter as there was two extremes

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Sony A7Rii owners would tell you this is easy peesy. One exposure with the 30-stop sensors.

DreamMaker23 wrote in post #17726399
Thank you!

Ahh I wish...lol.. But I did get a interesting p.m on my flickr asking if they may use it for cnet.com
They wanted proof that it was real.. I told them is was but unfortunately it's also a edit.

I noted it on the description of the photo. Why I edited it.
I do show the original in the comment section if you interested in seeing the digital unedited results.

"DISCLAIMER: (This is a edited version of last night photograph. I cleaned it up a little & added the stars with some motion to them. There is no way you can get this type of motion on the stars with a clear looking moon like that "especially at f/1.8". Check the original in the comments) But there is some motion stars in the original. But barely noticeable since I shot this under the city {Miami}. Plus you won't get these types of stars under a city.

Why The edit: I did this cause that's how my eyes saw it. Big, beautiful & emotional. It was truly a wonderful experience. Even better in person!"

Original:

IMAGE LINK: http://s198.photobucke​t.com …inal_zpsrgedhwr​v.jpg.html

Nice edit and great image! And two thumbs up for being honest about it's creation.

jwcdds wrote in post #17726913
Sony A7Rii owners would tell you this is easy peesy. One exposure with the 30-stop sensors.

Ermmm - is that a compliment ?

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Pagman wrote in post #17726934
Ermmm - is that a compliment ?

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Yessir. It's quite impressive for one exposure, IMO.

jwcdds wrote in post #17726955
Yessir. It's quite impressive for one exposure, IMO.

Took a bit of work in post though pulling and pushing the sliders, the original was just a fire ball of exposure in the moon and near black everywhere else

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