Cloudy at first- then it cleared during the totality. Each photo was taken using a AT72EDII and Canon T3i. Single frame, no post processing.
Lunar Eclipse from Arizona
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Toddeo
, May 16 2022 12:30 PM
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Posted 16 May 2022 - 01:40 PM
Great photos!!! I was able to get one photo before clouds rolled in. I love that you didn't do like so many others, and oversaturate to make it look like a navel orange hanging in the sky. Not sure why so many insist on cranking up the saturation to bring out the orange. The blood moon was spectacular without adding any Photoshop exaggerations.
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Toddeo
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Posted 16 May 2022 - 02:09 PM
Thanks. The color, everything is how it came out of the camera. No filters, no processing.
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