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Old 12-May-2007, 06:41 AM
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Here is a photo of the Mare Crisium region. It is a final image from a 20 sec avi, 1/150 of a sec, 30 fps. Taken from my home in Washington Pa. using a etx 125 and a sac 7 ccd.

Processed in registax 4, cleaned up in photoshop cs2 photofilter and noiseware.
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nice job paul,

mare crisium can be a challenge sometimes, becuase the surrounding highlands can be so bright, good job!
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Paul that is a great shot! Very detailed and crisp.
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Great shot. If memory serves, isn't that large solitary crater in it named Picard?
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I think that's one of your better ones Paul. I really like it.
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