crothb
Location: Honolulu HI US
Posts: 97
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Wed 27-May-2009 01:45
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Rating: 10
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Great shot. If you dont mind, what was your technique and procedure?? What lens and any filters used?
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mcsharley
Location: WA US
Posts: 65
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Thanks. Shot with D300 on tripod (fired with Pocket Wizards), 200-400 @ 200mm, F6.3, 1/13th of a second. No filters used; the warm tone is true-to-life (auto-WB), a product of the moon rising prior to the sun setting.
...no, I don't use auto WB anymore...
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Dieter_Wilhelm
Location: Friedrichshafen DE
Posts: 771
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Sun 12-July-2009 15:03
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Rating: 10
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Cool - Very nice shot. Size of moondisc seems to be really bigger in the americas ;-)
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mcsharley
Location: WA US
Posts: 65
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The appearant size of the moon is a product of getting as far as possable from the landscape (buildings, in this case), then getting as tight as possable with a telephoto. Not a photoshop job.
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olivierrychner
Location: Neuchâtel CH
Posts: 2,777
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Wed 27-January-2010 10:46
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Rating: 10
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Just one word: mind-blowing! Thanks for sharing!
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