I got a picture of the morning star. It’s the tiny white dot in the lower right quadrant. Shooting the moon was the challenge. The dynamic range of the image overexposed the moon. I went to manual exposure, got the moon’s detail, and tried to blend it back into the photo. It’s complicated and not perfect but closer to what I saw. … sort of.
This entry was posted on November 5, 2020 by Victor Ho. It was filed under Technical tips and was tagged with Moon, Morning star, Night shot, Technical tips.
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