I captured a high resolution photo of the true colors of the moon Wednesday evening. This is what you would see if your eyes were much more sensitive to color. [OC]
If you exaggerated the color as you were compositing the RGB captures, how is that true-color? If you raise the contrast or value of colors, you're manually adjusting it .. not taking a true color shot?
I understand that "our eyes aren't sensitive enough (to see what minute amounts of color are in the moon)", but this isn't "true color."
![image showing I captured a high resolution photo of the true colors of the moon Wednesday evening. This is what you would see if your eyes were much more sensitive to color. [OC]](2ba9f815-6a8f-5fab-9301-3c1d93d25e06.jpg)
mutemandeafcat on June 7th, 2020 at 20:16 UTC »
If you zoom in it looks like there's a guy next to a crater. Could just be a smudge.
Daripuff on June 7th, 2020 at 22:01 UTC »
You keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means.
Draculea on June 7th, 2020 at 23:56 UTC »
If you exaggerated the color as you were compositing the RGB captures, how is that true-color? If you raise the contrast or value of colors, you're manually adjusting it .. not taking a true color shot?
I understand that "our eyes aren't sensitive enough (to see what minute amounts of color are in the moon)", but this isn't "true color."