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the moon today
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DaireQuinlan wrote: »Optical illusion :mad:
Take a picture and it'll still be as disappointingly tiny as ever.DaireQuinlan wrote: »http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_illusion
"An optical illusion (also called a visual illusion) is characterized by visually perceived images that differ from objective reality. "
Not really, it is an optical illusion (google moon illusion). Something to do with it being closer to the horizon and how the eye perceives it. But a lot of optical illusions are retained in photographs.
Quick grab of net of harvest moon, sorry about the quaility0 -
Longshanks100 wrote: »This was my 55-250mm lens on my crop senor maxed out from about 10 mins ago
I take it that's a pretty extreme crop? Great shot!0 -
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Longshanks100 wrote: »I cropped about 1/2 of the original file in the raw editor before PP in photoshop. I think my 250mm on the cropped sensor is the equivalent to roughly 350mm*.
*Listen to me - you would nearly think i knew what i was talking about or what them numbers meant!
I think you can just multiply by the crop (1.6 on most Canons for instance) 0 -
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