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Hi All here's my first Lunar image for you to pick the bones out of. I liked it for the shadow from the mountains and in paticular the single towering mound bottom left. Anyone know what it's called?
Geoff
Hi geoff nice shot can you give us exposure details and what canmera did you use? _________________ Celestron C100ED-R, Meade LX200 10" & Series 5000 80mm Apo, Coronado PST
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Meade DSI Colour & DSI II Pro, Image Source DBK 21, Canon Eos 400D
Hi George
Just a snapshot with Mintron ccd and frame integration turned off and meade moon filter in place
Geoff _________________ Meade LX200 Classic 10" SCT (Observatory)
Dynamax (circa -1977) 6" SCT (Mobile)
Mintron MTV-12V6HC-EX ccd video cam
Canon Digital Rebel XTi 300D modded
15x70 Astro Binoculars
10x50 Zeiss Binoculars
I'm trying to identify the towering mound for you, what date and time was the image taken? _________________ Celestron C100ED-R, Meade LX200 10" & Series 5000 80mm Apo, Coronado PST
EQ6 Pro with GPS
Meade Series 4000 Eyepieces & 2x Apo Barlow
Tele Vue 4x & 5x Power Mate
Meade DSI Colour & DSI II Pro, Image Source DBK 21, Canon Eos 400D
George see pic i have found info and updated. What an interesting region. Andy was right the moon is something else! Mons piton is 2.1 Km high and between craters Archimedes and Autolycus is the crash site for the Russian probe Luna 2. As if that wasn't enough to the north of Autolycus is Hadley rille the landing site of Apollo 15 so this is turning out to be quite an interesting picture. The best part is putting names to the features on the image.
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