Daylight Moon

[cmr164]

For those of you who like to play, click the image to get the full
jpeg, enhance/play and then show us your work.

http://www.iisc.com/dgrin/moon99nov01MoonDay_c.jpg (http://www.iisc.com/dgrin/moon99nov01MoonDay.jpg)
ISO Speed: 400
Aperture: f6.3
Shutter: 1/320
Focal Length (mm): 400

[patch29]

Here is a quick one.

[cmr164]

Here is a quick one.
That is the obvious one. Difficult is enhancing it while still keeping it in daylight and without bunches of artifacts

[fish]

how's this? :D

[cmr164]

how's this? :D :thumbhttp://www.dgrin.com./images/smilies/yelrotflmao.gif:clap

[Stunt Clown]

Soooo.. Patch, how quick and dirty was the reduction of the moon from daylight to night in Photoshop... and (generally) what to do to do that.

Fish's PS work ... I can do that on my own .http://www.digitalgrin.com/images/smilies/icon10.gif

[patch29]

Soooo.. Patch, how quick and dirty was the reduction of the moon from daylight to night in Photoshop... and (generally) what to do to do that.

Fish's PS work ... I can do that on my own .http://www.digitalgrin.com/images/smilies/icon10.gif

It was real quick. I think all I did was adjust the levels and convert to B&W with zero-zero's method. It did not turn out so good, but I did like the detail pulled out on the moon's surface.

[cmr164]

It was real quick. I think all I did was adjust the levels and convert to B&W with zero-zero's method. It did not turn out so good, but I did like the detail pulled out on the moon's surface.
It's a lot of detail for a quick snap of the sky isn't it. Here is some more extreme playing with the levels using 'xv'

[wxwax]

Upon closer inspection...