Thanks glad you like it!
I would love to see my pictures being used from the companies, in exchange for demo units
Soon I’ll get my hands on Letshouer Cadenza, this is going to be a tough one to photograph with a flash, way too shiny
what camera? shutter speed? ISO setting?
Olympus E-M1 Mark II + Oly 100-400
F/10 1/250s ISO-250 @400mm
oh…forgot to ask what the exposure time was and was this a still shot or is it on some sort of tracking mount?
It was just me leaning against the wall, I shot it handheld shutterspeed is only 1/250second so no tracking or tripod needed
fast shutter and high ISO can replace tracking requirements for really big and bright objects like the moon.
Your lighting is so well diffused, nicely done brother
it’s funny you say that as in the amateur astronomy community the ‘best’ moon filter is clouds!
I was more so talking about the shot of the Wu but I get you!
LoL! well, the reply was to the same user so I assumed you were commenting on the moon, but hey, all good!
No skills at all just a snap from my iPhone…getting a DJI drone for fun and to learn how to to edit/add music etc to video footage…wish me luck
What heresy is this? Z1R on dirt???
wait until we have a report on the quality of soil. might be worth more than the IEM’s
Z1R was wrought out of soul, dirt, metal and
quick tip : If you want to learn the basics something like Adobe premiere rush is a good starting point.
But if you really want to dive into it davinci resolve is the way to go
It could be a fine piece of software however you gotta look at what professionals use, and at the end of the day its one of three:
davinci resolve / adobe premiere / Final cut (if you are a Mac user)
In some cases folks you davinci as well as final cut/premiere just because its color grading is the best out of the bunch - Da Vinici is also free (the studio version is for film production companies )
Also consider one big thing, most tutorials you will find will be for one of those three, if you ever have an issue or you will probably be in a bind