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Peaceful. Nice shot. (I wonder what f-stop is needed to have both moon and geese in sharp focus? 
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Do you expect the moon sharp with 5.6 and within depth of field?
RawDigger told me for this and others always a focus distance of 31.62 meters - probably means far away, not more. The moon alone with same EXIF focus-distance-value and f-stop 5.6 is quit sharp. I don't care ...
RawDigger told me for this and others always a focus distance of 31.62 meters - probably means far away, not more. The moon alone with same EXIF focus-distance-value and f-stop 5.6 is quit sharp. I don't care ...
No criticism intended, it’s a fine image. We try to be helpful and constructive
But if yiu look at the maths, the moon can’t be in focus at f4 because your depth of field is only about 300m.
if you use f9 your car limit is 3km and at f10 it’s infinity.
it’s worth getting a tool like Photopils to help
f4….f11
But if yiu look at the maths, the moon can’t be in focus at f4 because your depth of field is only about 300m.
if you use f9 your car limit is 3km and at f10 it’s infinity.
it’s worth getting a tool like Photopils to help
f4….f11
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Ok, so you think, it would be „better“ with a sharp moon in background? Hmmm…
I didn‘t try to do this.
I didn‘t try to do this.
I suggested it. I did not say “better” because that is an opinion. I like your image. However, I suggest you experiment.
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