Feb 5, 2015, 10:01
Feb 5, 2015, 13:41
Fabulous shot Bob, how about Ansel Adams treatment.
Webber
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[/img]Feb 5, 2015, 14:16
Good composition - I would knock the exposure down a little and lift the shadows... a little more punch/contrast would make the image an eye catcher... just my two penneth! 
Not sure if there is a lot of noise in the sky colour or if that is the result of shrinkage to be site friendly... just looks grainy? I would try some NR with Detail compensation? Good definition on the moon though...
BTW...shooting at f11-22... tends to reveal smuts resident on the low pass filter covering your sensor, especially on light areas such as sky...
The 7D1 and 2 have the auto cleaner but that can't take off oil mist from the lube used in the mirror box on all the mechanical articulations... Found that out from the very helpful guys at the Canon Repair place in Elstree. I get the same issues with my 1 series cameras and wet clean them at least once a month or after a long weekend where I know the lenses have been changed out a lot rather than the tedium of cloning/spot healing in post on hundreds of images! Not a criticism... just an observation which may help
Thanks for the share!
Kind regards
Rolf
Not sure if there is a lot of noise in the sky colour or if that is the result of shrinkage to be site friendly... just looks grainy? I would try some NR with Detail compensation? Good definition on the moon though...BTW...shooting at f11-22... tends to reveal smuts resident on the low pass filter covering your sensor, especially on light areas such as sky...
The 7D1 and 2 have the auto cleaner but that can't take off oil mist from the lube used in the mirror box on all the mechanical articulations... Found that out from the very helpful guys at the Canon Repair place in Elstree. I get the same issues with my 1 series cameras and wet clean them at least once a month or after a long weekend where I know the lenses have been changed out a lot rather than the tedium of cloning/spot healing in post on hundreds of images! Not a criticism... just an observation which may help Thanks for the share!
Kind regards
Rolf
Feb 5, 2015, 16:39