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	How To: Create Composite Moon Images Use Adobe Photoshop to put the moon in its place. New Gear: Panasonic 8mm F/3.5 Fisheye Lens Micro four thirds users can go wider than ever before with this new glass. eBay Oddity: Nikon Zoom Lens Coffee Mug It's a lot cheaper than making your own. New Gear: Panasonic Lumix FX75 Compact Camera HD video and a 5x Leica zoom lens in a slim package.   Photo of the Day Think your photos have what it takes to be named Photo of the Day? Then upload your best shots to our Flickr page. See the whole gallery here  TIP OF THE WEEK: Cut the Wind: If you’ve visited YouTube, you know of the hordes of snap-shooters using digital compacts to make videos. While these cameras offer good image quality, and can be super-compact, their audio pickup leaves something to be desired, especially when shooting in windy conditions. To control wind noise, I made a windscreen for my compact’s microphone from the gauze-like padding of an adhesive bandage. Taped over the mic’s tiny port, the “screen” does an admirable job of muffling, even eliminating, the sound of wind from my videos. —Reader Tip From Stephen Uber, Manchester, CT Got a question? E-mail us at PopPhoto@bonniercorp.com. Also, visit the Tech Support forum at forums.popphoto.com.

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