Back from a short moon-shooting session! Took about 20 pictures but only one was deemed good enough:
f/11, 1s @ ISO 100, 250mm
And that was after some heavy photoshopping. However, there's a thick red band around the bottom half of the moon that I don't know how to remove. Take a look at the original:
The secret? Unsharp Mask. I swear by it. (Thanks, A.net!)
My 55-250 can produce some decent moonshots but wait till I get my 100-400. I also want a fast, wide-angle-to-general-purpose L-lens. If only Canon would make an f/2.8L 17-85...
I'm just a regular 17 year old who created this blog out of boredom. My primary interests are aviation and landscape photography, though I enjoy doing the occasional 'wildlife' photography at the zoo or the birdpark.
Thanks for visiting!
