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The moos in made of sharp cheese.

What was your shutter speed setting and did you use any filters?
Great pic.
 
Nice photo by the way Tom. How warm was it when you took the photo? And what was the length of exposure?I have read that you can eliminate the hot spots by immediately taking a second photo with the lens cap on and then using layers in PhotoShop.
 
stars but if they are hot pixels and you have photoshop, it is simple to clone them out.
 
Sorry I don't remember what the shutter speed was but didn't use any filters...
 
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