Spring Cleaning and processing of forgotten sessions, The moon on this particular day was 85% illuminated.
LX200 10in., F30, DMK21AF04

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Hi Jaicoa


Great Shot

How did you get in so close to photograph it. I am looking for something to buy for the scope that I can go deep in the moon, my attachment only lets me photo the moon in whole

Thanks

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Very nice Efrain!

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Efrain,
You have done it again! thankyou.

Clear skies,

Chrissy.

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Thanks Starchild, Andy and Chrissy. To your question StarChild my equipment consisted of a DMK Ccd camera with a TeleVue 3x barlows to really bring it up close but more difficult to image higher mag = more noise and distorsion due to my tropical weather. I would start with a 2x barlows and a Phillips Toucam (840) web Cam. Clear Skies to All and thanks again.

That little DMK is really a very nice camera. Great shot.

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Kind regards
Matt
LXD75 SN 8" f/4, DSI II pro

The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not Eureka! (I found it!) but rather, "hmm.... that's funny...."
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Thanks Matt, It sure is

nice job my friend!

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Dietmar
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www.stargazer-observatory.com

Thanks Dietmar, Clear Skies my friend