BIG moth hanging out on the screen of my doorwall this late afternoon. Huge fellow. Approximately a 6" wingspan.
So I have my 1020 mounted in the Beastgrip and I attached my Panasonic 3.5x telephoto then I went outside and shot the bugger.
Here's the 5MP oversample of the shot I worked with first.
I loaded the DNG file of the above in Fotor and cropped in, preserving the 16:9 aspect ratio. This gave me a 1.1MP image when I exported it as a JPG of the highest quality.
Here's a 5:3 crop from the 5MP oversample file done with Office Picture Manager. Yields 0.9MP.
Taking the DNG to JPG crop in that was done in Fotor, I loaded that into Polarr Pro and made the following adjustments: temperature -20, vibrance +30, saturation -8, dehaze +28, highlight -66, shadow +25, clarity +16, sharpness +48 and denoise color +30.
Here's a different shot which was cropped 16:9 from the DNG file. It was taken from a bit further back and it has no additional edits other than the crop in. Yield is 2.0MP.
The white balance on the last shot was set to "Cloudy" and it was auto for the first. The lighting was overcast with incandescent backlight coming from the interior of my apartment.