How To Create a Realistic Moon Composite Using Photoshop CC

[@Apollo_Space]

It definitely helped but can you please show us a tutorial on how to do it with 100 photos

[@PaulMcElligott]

0:11 I wouldn’t call that “crap.” It’s a perfectly good photo of the half moon without earthshine. What’s wrong with that?

[@OtherPeople159]

its not ..but sometimes moon with both sides visibile looks more awesome..looks more astronomical...plus you can also make clouds visible in the foreground through this technique..coz capturing clouds in a moon photography is nearly impossible..u increase the iso to get clouds and then moon brightens up too much n details are lost, u lower the iso, the clouds disappear..but if u blend, u have both

[@OtherPeople159]

can you tell me houw much were ur iso and shtter speed in the dark side of the moon? whenever i try to click the dark side of the moon i lose the details and its very noisy n blurry

[@EducatingDan]

Definitely gonna give this ago when we have clear skies and a decent half moon!

[@NestoRides514]

I’ve attempted to process say 200 photos in photoshop on my Mac mini but I keep running into memory issues, how much ram do I need ?? TIA

[@balajihari97]

Thanks man for the tutorial 📸🌝

[@DenisineD2]

How do you do your gradient mask with more than 2 images? i m trying with 7 photos at different exposures

[@davefried]

could you do a video of say 4 images? not really sure how more than 2 makes it better.

[@CaravaningaroundAustralia]

Brilliant 👍

[@mirko2481]

is there a tutorial or something for using more than 2 exposures?

[@inferian.o.v.a4240]

what is the camera settings?

[@zackthefreeman]

If you're going to pretend there is sunlight hitting the moon, you might want to make sure it matches the angle of light hitting the moon.