Will the moon damage my camera sensor.

[rateeg]

WHY WOULD A MOONLIGHT DAMAGE SENSORS???

 

[martanh]

Thanks for all contribution especially the links because it explaina so detail and carefully about my prob. I love those pics your guy posted. It's so nice anw. Maybe i should shoot faster because moon is always moving eventhough it doesnt move too fast from my viewpoint. The reason that i dont get closer to the moon is because i want to have tree and their leaves under moonlight captures in my pics. But i shoot faster trees may be dark and i can sharpen the moon. And when i shooy longer tree is sharp and moon is blur . Are there no way to get both sharp?

 

[biggoron]

Thanks for all contribution especially the links because it explaina so detail and carefully about my prob. I love those pics your guy posted. It's so nice anw. Maybe i should shoot faster because moon is always moving eventhough it doesnt move too fast from my viewpoint. The reason that i dont get closer to the moon is because i want to have tree and their leaves under moonlight captures in my pics. But i shoot faster trees may be dark and i can sharpen the moon. And when i shooy longer tree is sharp and moon is blur . Are there no way to get both sharp?

you could take 2 pictures, one with the moon properly exposed, and 1 with the foreground properly exposed. then combine them in photoshop or another program. try to use a tripod though to make it alot easier

 

[martanh]

Yes biggoron, that's what I regconize after posting my reply. Why dont I take two pics from the same angles and mix it together by Photoshop. However, it will take a little time to get a final product? So it will be great if there are some tips that can do in one shoot.

 

[480sparky68 67]

WHY WOULD A MOONLIGHT DAMAGE SENSORS???

Because people have irrational fears of things they don't understand.

 

[KmH]

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