my first 3 pics accepted!
posted on 13th of january, 2012
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Hello!
I want to share my joy with you - after a massive uploads and rejects, 3 of my works are accepted :)
unfortunately, looks like all my photos with canon a95 powershot camera not compliance technically with this site standarts, as so no one of that works is accepted ( it is sadly, because most of my pics is taken with "mobile and everyday" compact, and some of that, i think, in the artistic value, is ok. but, what do...from now i try to use dslr more hardy ;)
PS try to learning to photoediting with GIMP too ( reduce noise and try to remove shadow from flash on one candidate photo, but until now - without sucess...;)
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Comments (19)
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Posted by Nero67 on January 14, 2012
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Hello Janis and welcome to DT family :-) Wish you best of luck for the future and I hope you enjoy your time here!!! Bye, Francesca :-)
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Posted by Drago76 on January 14, 2012
about moon: thanks too, but i think, i far away from really good telescopic pics, including moon in prime focus ( who, on other hand, imho, is easiest of space objects, to shot ).
my lovest moon photo is on afocal method, taked with powershot a95 compact via telescope and eyepiece:
http://sten.lv/gallery2/astrophoto/IMG_3978.jpg.html?g2_imageViewsIndex=1
but thats pics have a lot ¨defects¨ like a chromatism, not focus on pics edge ( field curvature? ) and another thinks, who make them impossible to publish :)
as so i try to get moon in prime focus, with extender, for more detail view. on other hands - i see a ¨closeup moon¨ is very well covered topic in dreamstime ;)
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Posted by Calyx22 on January 14, 2012
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Congratulations and welcome!
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Congrats, Janis! I wish you to get the 1st download soon!
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Congratulatioons and welcome!
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Posted by Jdanne on January 13, 2012
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Posted by Linqong on January 13, 2012
Nice shot!
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Congratulations, and welcome to DT, enjoy your time here.
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Posted by Drago76 on January 13, 2012
on astronomy i more specialised on visual moon and planets. dso is not so effective views in small appertures ( under 12 - 14"imho ), as so, until i relocate to live out of city, i look on planets in general ;)
serious astrophoto, in other hands ( not so newbie, as my, single shot ), especially DSO photo is very expensive for me on both aspects - in money, and by time consuming, especially for images post-processing.
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Congratulations!!! Best of luck for the future.
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Posted by Py2000 on January 13, 2012
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Posted by Sunguy on January 13, 2012
I am also an astronomer with a special interest in observing our moon and star.
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Way to go. I agree that you should use the DSLR the most.
Doug
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Posted by Mariaam on January 13, 2012
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Posted by Defess on January 13, 2012
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Congratulations!
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Congratulations! Start using your DSLR more often and you will see your acceptance rate getting higher! :)
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