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Re: What Color is the Moon, Really? Fantastic image!  |
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I think I see a Burger King opening up for business in that little blue crater to the lower left .
Nice picture NoelC. |
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 rogPremium
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Top notch compilation.
Edit: It looks great on the desktop. Many thanks. |
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 CoronaIt's cool, I'm takin it backPremium
join:2000-03-14
Dallas, TX | reply to NoelC
OVER 17,000 views, this is REALLY amazing!
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How many thumbs did you get for this post NoelC  ?
It's got to be dozens at least. |
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CoronaIt's cool, I'm takin it backPremium
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Over 21,000 views now.
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Beautiful! I Hate to keep upping the ante Noel, but any chance of a 2560x1600 image? This will really sparkle on the large monitor! |
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Great work.
it just replaced megatron as my desk top.
Cheers |
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| Why not just upload the original (40 megapixel) image? That way, people can crop their own. |
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 NoelCD S L R BlissPremium,MVM
join:2003-09-03
Florida
kudos:1 | reply to PeterSR
30,000 page views. I'm dumbfounded.
said by PeterSR :
Beautiful! I Hate to keep upping the ante Noel, but any chance of a 2560x1600 image? This will really sparkle on the large monitor! {imagine Homer Simpson's voice here} Mmmmmm, 30 inch monitor...
Canon EOS 20D
1/5th ISO100
2560 x 1600 pixel image
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So close I can smell the cheese. 
Mmmmmm... Cheese...
I'm hungry now.
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Hi NoelC!
You should add this to Wikimedia Commons »commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Very nice shot.
Best regards,
Frederik |
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Wow! This picture is so gorgeous I registered here just to post my thanks for my new (1920x1200) wallpaper!
Any other TabletPC users want me to see if I can pare it down to 768x1024?
Thanks again! Best image I've seen on the net in years.
Joshua |
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 rfharThe World Sport, Played In Every CountryPremium
join:2001-03-26
Buicktown,Mi | Here is a 1024 x 768. IN XP stretch will also shrink. |
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 narzy
join:2001-09-02
Salem, OR | reply to NoelC
please tell me you have this is RAW format!
Also, hate to ask, but is there any way to get this at 2560 x 1024? I don't want do double compress a jpg...makes them look pooie. |
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| said by narzy:please tell me you have this is RAW format! Also, hate to ask, but is there any way to get this at 2560 x 1024? I don't want do double compress a jpg...makes them look pooie. Just crop a little off the sides. I think he just posted one at 2560x1600 a few posts up. |
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 iSparkPremium
join:2000-07-17
Conway, SC | reply to NoelC
Beautiful work Noel!
I wonder if this thread will go down as the most viewed? |
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NoelCD S L R BlissPremium,MVM
join:2003-09-03
Florida
kudos:1
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Thanks everyone for your support! I never thought this would be seen world-wide by so many!
said by narzy:please tell me you have this is RAW format! Also, hate to ask, but is there any way to get this at 2560 x 1024? I shot the 15 individual frames in Raw mode on my Canon if that's what you're asking, and converted them in Photoshop CS2, then stitched them. And I have saved the composite image in Photoshop .psd (lossless) format.
Unfortunately, while I have enough moon data to cover a football field, I don't have quite enough stars in the starfield frame to extend the image width to 2560 x 1024, while keeping the entire moon in the frame. I'd have to make up more stars from another shot, which unfortunately I don't have time to do this evening.
I saved all the above images at a very high quality level (11 in Photoshop, I think it was), so you won't lose too much visually by editing and resaving once.
-Noel |
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| So that I don't sound any stupider than usual when people ask:
Are those Mars and Venus at the two and four o'clock positions respectively?
Thanks again. Oh how I love this shot!
-Joshua |
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NoelCD S L R BlissPremium,MVM
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Florida
kudos:1 | No, they're just stars near the Pleiades cluster.
-Noel |
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