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How to Photograph the Super Moon
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In this tutorial, I will show you my full workflow to get the image you see in the intro.
1. First, my gear: Sony A7r II, Sony FE 70 TO 300
2. I shoot everything in bracketing 0, +2 - 2, base exposure was 1.6 sec, F 5.6 iso 100
3. I retouched the normal photo and synch that with all the under exposed photos that I needed
4. Opened up all these files in Photoshop and layer then back and position them
5. Did a last minute double development I give you all the raw files so in case it was cloudy in your country you can see what it looks like and re do it !
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