The sun is the primary light source on the moon which will give stronger shadows,the earth will always produce weaker shadows as it's only reflected light.
This is really cool, but we can see the reflection of the studio in the helmet visor instead of the reflection of the moon. It would be much stronger and a more believable composite with the corrected reflections.
you all are right and I'm absolutely grateful for your tips and comments, but I think you're missing the point of this shot.. A customer will never focus his attention on where the light come from, or if it's possible to have any soft shadows on the surface of the moon.. anyway I'll be more careful next time!! ;)
lol! perfect!!!
Moon's shadow directions doesn't match with earth.
Yes they are,as above from the earth and not the sun's light.
The sun is the primary light source on the moon which will give stronger shadows,the earth will always produce weaker shadows as it's only reflected light.
This is really cool, but we can see the reflection of the studio in the helmet visor instead of the reflection of the moon. It would be much stronger and a more believable composite with the corrected reflections.
you all are right and I'm absolutely grateful for your tips and comments, but I think you're missing the point of this shot.. A customer will never focus his attention on where the light come from, or if it's possible to have any soft shadows on the surface of the moon.. anyway I'll be more careful next time!! ;)