Recent content by rob3342421

thanks, I'll check it out

yeah :) I have to admit that came out okay but as for light pollution... and (I think this was Jupiter) better show the level of light :P compared to Cornwall its filled with light ;p

I have tried the lens I have, with a tripod and a shutter cable =] heres the outcome: but for the moon its still not close up enough so I'm thinking a telescope I don't really have a budget tbh at the moment I'm just looking into what I'd need to do it :\ I'd mostly use it when I'd go...

Hi people I have a Canon 400D and a standard, 35-80MM lens I'd like to take some pictures of the sky at night, mostly the moon and stars and such =p Me and a friend have been talking (because he knows alot more about photography than me) and he says that a lens simply wont cut it. I...

Yeah I've done this with many other panoramic, it normally works fine but this time it didn't. I've decided its a lost cause as I cant use the transfer tool so don't worry too much about it guys thanks for your help though

I have tried the transform tool and I have come to the conclusion that I'm rubbish with it So I need a computer aided tool to align it all. Plus when I tried aligning it all I found that the two parts that would auto align were out slightly because Photoshop did these as if they were 2...

To be honest I can't remember what settings I used because I took the photos back in March, I've only been able to look at them now though and thought I'd finish the job. And yes, I use the auto, auto setting :p it normally picks up on the setting I need need so I try to not worry myself about...

Hello This is my first thread on this forum so hopefully I'll get an answer quick and easily :thumbs: I have taken a panoramic with my DSLR and I'm using Photoshop CS4 to stitch the images together. I regularly do this using the auto-align and auto-blend tools but the images are not "auto"...