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"April's full moon, also known as the pink moon, happens to be the closest of the year. The first full moon of spring, its name comes from native North American wildflowers that bloom in early springtime: Phlox subulata, known as "moss pink," according to the Old Farmer's Almanac.
April's full moon has also been known as the "sprouting grass moon" or "egg moon," heralding other first signs of spring.
The moon itself won't look pink, but it may appear more golden as it rises above the horizon. That's due to an effect caused by our atmosphere, similar to how the sun can appear more red as it rises and sets, according to NASA." from CNN
Fighting with street lights this morning starting at 3.46am, these shots were handheld. I was blessed with lovely weather and able to stand outside for the first time since the lockdown in my shirtsleeves.
Expérimentation avec le mode HANDHELD du Canon G1X
ISO sont de 1600 Ã 3200
À main levée.
Aucun postprocessing excepté redimensionner avec logiciel gratuit FastStone.
Merci de regarder et pour vos commentaires.
Experimenting with HANDHELD mode Canon G1X
The photos have a ISO 1600-3200.
Handheld.
No postprocessing except resize it with free software FastStone.
Thank you for watching and for your comment.
First shot from my new Chamonix 8x10. Shot on a monopod... closest thing to a handheld 8x10 :) Cropped the top from a 8x10 frame because the sky was really ugly. Exposure turned out exactly like I estimated... can't have both. Shot wide open at f/5.6, hoping there'd be more separation from background and this was also a reason for this framing.
The main problem shooting 8x10 handheld is in the focusing because it's so dim compared to my f/2.8 and f/4 lenses on the 4x5.
The cost of shooting 8x10 is also serious. But once shot, they're so easy to scan, unlike 4x5.
See it big for the details (20MB).
Notes: Cropped from the top only, everything else is untouched.
Another shot of the same bridge in infrared:
Yes, I know, that's dangerous. But how can I not take a picture while driving by such a beautiful scene. I took it with my iPhone while Maurice held the steering wheel. We drove off to Paris, as Bretagne was covered in such terrible rain spells. And it would not change the next few days.
You will see better pictures of the lunar eclipse but this isn't bad for a hand held 1 second exposure on a Canon G15 camera. It's amazing what you can do with ISO going up to the 1000s, x 20 digital zoom and dynamic image stabilization.
Yes, we did set the alarm for 2am then sit in the garden wrapped in duvets etc till 3.30am with only shortbreads and no Horlicks to keep us warm.
Autumn in Tokyo.
Please enjoy the interactive viewer! (thanks to fieldOfView and Aldo)
- SLR camera and lens: Nikon D90 /w Sigma 8mm fisheye
- handheld (with Simon's "PanoTool")
- 4 pan (Philopod pitch variation) 3EX(2EV) each.
- software: enfuse, ptgui and Photoshop on MS-Windows XP
4/29/12. Nikon Coolpix S8000, handheld, Corel PaintShop Pro X4.
913 v 2/27/14.
2007 v 4/2/15.
Eric B. & Rakim: Let The Rhythm Hit 'Em, 1990, MCA Records.
Salt-N-Pepa: Blacks' Magic, 1990, Next Plateau Records.
Paris: The Devil Made Me Do It, 1989, 1990, Tommy Boy Records.
Beastie Boys: Paul's Boutique, 1989, Capitol Records.
Everlast: Forever Everlasting, 1989, 1990, Warner Bros. Records.
NWA: Straight Outta Compton, 1988, Ruthless Records (Priority).
Too Short: Short Dog's In The House, 1990, Zomba Records (BMG).
Tone Loc: Cool Hand Loc, 1991, Delicious Vinyl Records (Island).
Del Tha Funkeé Homosapien: I Wish My Brother George Was Here, 1991, Elektra Records (Time Warner).
DJ Quik: Quik Is The Name, 1991, Profile Records.
2ND II None, 1991, Profile Records.
Ice-T: O.G. Original Ganster, 1991, Sire Records (Time Warner).
Nemesis: Munchies For Your Bass, 1991, Profile Records.
Cypress Hill, 1991, Sony Records (Columbia).
2Pac: 2Pacalypse Now, 1991, Interscope Records (Atlantic).
Boogie Down Productions: Sex and Violence, 1991, 1992, Zomba/Jive Records.
Test for handheld camera shake (more boring test shots). Here I used manual exposure, focus, flash. Lens: Contax G90. Shutter at 200. Camera handheld. Compared to monopod shot, the monopod gives a sharper picture and compensates for the shutter shock.
Handheld 1 RAW, HDR of 6 JPGs, Exposición: 0,005 sec (1/200), Aperture: f/4.0, Lens: 7.1 mm, ISO: 64
Tomada a pulso, 1 RAW, HDR de 6 JPGs, Exposición: 0,005 sec (1/200)
Apertura: f/4.0 ,Lente: 7.1 mm, Velocidad ISO: 64
Friday came around pretty quick this week - that happens when you spend most of your time asleep and trying to ward off illness. I am feeling a bit better this morning. Thanks for the well wishes.
I went into work until noon yesterday - then left completely exhausted and ready for a nap. I'll give it another try today.
The weekend will probably be low-key out of necessity. I need to visit my Mom. Hopefully I'll feel well enough to take the drive up.
The shot is from late October, when the Monterey Ash trees in our neighborhood start to drop leaves. I can't resist picking them up and bringing them into the garage to set-up on the wash machine. I happened to have the *ist D with the 28mm 1.7 attached. Handheld, auto focus, with a small bit of Photoshopery.