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Originally Posted by kujo
The lens insn't the key to that photo, it's the proper exposure.
On your shot, unfortunetly, you need to use a longer exposure for the main scene.
Gorgeous shot, btw.......
That, unfortunetly OVER exposes the moon.
to get it perfect, you would have had to exposed for the scene and framed out the moon.
Then, double expose the moon in the place you wanted it at.
Like my other thread, of the Boston Sky line....
That was a double exposure.
There is NO way to expose both pieces of this frame properly.
Email me a high res file of this shot and let me play with it, for fun.
I think you'll be stoked with the outcome.
If you're not offended by Photoshop work.
Hope the explanation helped.
Kurt
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There is one way - gradient filter. Harder to use, but lots of fun to play with.