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13 years 9 months ago #88758
by Dublinskywatch
Replied by Dublinskywatch on topic Re: Day time Moon
Lovely image.
Really like this..
Really like this..
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13 years 9 months ago #88760
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My Astrophotography
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Replied by Frank Ryan on topic Re: Day time Moon
Very nice!
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13 years 9 months ago #88765
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Replied by michaeloconnell on topic Re: Day time Moon
That's much better Leo.
Two small suggestions if you have Photoshop or similar.
1. Select the blue area and reduce the noise.
2. Select the Moon and sharpen. Radius = 0.8 Amount by say 100% for starters.
When selecting the Moon, leave out the edge.
The way I do this is by drawing a lasso tool on the inner 80-85% and leaving out the outer rim of the Moon.
Then right-click and select feather and punch in a number here of say 20 (depends on the size of image you are using)
then sharper as described above.
This will sharpern the Moon with the sharpening fading out towards the edge. However, you don't want the edge sharpened at all as it will give the edge of the Moon an artificial hard white edge.
Hope the above makes sense and is useful to you.
Michael.
Two small suggestions if you have Photoshop or similar.
1. Select the blue area and reduce the noise.
2. Select the Moon and sharpen. Radius = 0.8 Amount by say 100% for starters.
When selecting the Moon, leave out the edge.
The way I do this is by drawing a lasso tool on the inner 80-85% and leaving out the outer rim of the Moon.
Then right-click and select feather and punch in a number here of say 20 (depends on the size of image you are using)
then sharper as described above.
This will sharpern the Moon with the sharpening fading out towards the edge. However, you don't want the edge sharpened at all as it will give the edge of the Moon an artificial hard white edge.
Hope the above makes sense and is useful to you.
Michael.
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13 years 9 months ago #88766
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Leo @ Lionsden
Perhap because light travels faster than sound, some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
Replied by lionsden on topic Re: Day time Moon
Thanks Michael, I have Photoshop so I'll give that a go.
Much appreciated!.
Much appreciated!.
Leo @ Lionsden
Perhap because light travels faster than sound, some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
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