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HAB911

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10. Re: intentional camera movement photos
Mon Sep 8, 2025, 06:27 AM
Sep 2025

I really enjoy those, but find implementation to be difficult from the perspective of making a modern camera do what it was specifically designed to avoid.

Re: airplane photos, especially those against the moon, I have been accosted on a couple of forums for faking them. It really pissed me off at first, but came to the realization the accusations were the highest form of flattery, too perfect to be real. However, all it takes to assuage their fears is to post the raw file(s), before dehaze and saturation adjustments, to show they are real.

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Very well said, my dear HAB911! CaliforniaPeggy Sep 2025 #1
thank you peggy HAB911 Sep 2025 #2
Wow. This too is a wonderful photo. CaliforniaPeggy Sep 2025 #3
A catadioptric lens is a mirror just like the Hubble or James Webb HAB911 Sep 2025 #6
Thanks for opening this discussion Mousetoescamper Sep 2025 #4
both are great HAB911 Sep 2025 #5
Thanks Mousetoescamper Sep 2025 #7
Re: intentional camera movement photos HAB911 Sep 2025 #10
re: Photo manipulation -- Thank You HAB11 for your posts. George McGovern Sep 2025 #8
Oh man, thank you for finding that thread HAB911 Sep 2025 #11
BTW, the hot spot in the center of your images might be corrected through pixel mapping. George McGovern Sep 2025 #9
Oh definitely HAB911 Sep 2025 #12
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