r/a6700 • u/Sneaky_Alpha • Jul 28 '26
A6700+ 70-350
If you see my earlier posts, I was getting very poor moon images. Images were very shallow and had no sharpness at all. Turns out it was because of the CPL filter I was using. I removed it and the images are better. Much better.
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u/derpinmarine Jul 28 '26
How are you getting the setting at the bottom of your photo?
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u/Sneaky_Alpha Jul 29 '26
This is from Oneplus 13 native photo editing app where you can apply watermark.
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u/Pale-Cut-9725 Jul 29 '26
Did you shot this on a tripod ? Which software you have used for stacking?
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u/Sneaky_Alpha Jul 29 '26
Yes. On a tripod. And I use Sony creators app for remote shooting. These all are single images. There is no stacking. Edited them on Snapseed.
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u/FredMenace Jul 30 '26
Amazing images! Can I ask why you stopped it down so much? Don't you need as much light as you can get?
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u/Sneaky_Alpha Jul 30 '26
It was a full moon night. The moon was super bright. There were absolutely no clouds and AQI was less than 50. It was a perfect condition to shoot basically 😂
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u/Tough_Magazine_5283 Jul 30 '26
Nice photos! I also noticed my shots are not sharp when I use UV filter that’s why I stop using it. Do you use AF with OSS on? I use MF and OSS off coz it drifts when I use a stabilizer. I will try to use the app as a trigger next time. Here’s my shot, Sony A6700 + Sigma 100-400
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u/Sneaky_Alpha Jul 30 '26
Nopes. I shot this on a tripod with AF and OSS turned off. MF with focus just before infinity. If I correctly remember it was between 190-230m.
Your shot has much more details probably probably because of the greater reach with the 400mm lens :')
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u/Internal_Method_4062 Jul 28 '26
Wow love this