Moon, night of 20-21.09.2024
Vicinity of the Sea of Crises:
Telescope LX 85 M6 (D-150 mm, f-1800 mm).
Camera ZWO ASI 585 MC, uv-ir cut filter,
mount EQ-5 OnStep.
Exposure - 10 ms,
gain - 175,
Stacking 750 frames out of 10000.
Processing in AS, AI 3.0SI, Ps.
Excellent photo! Dmitry Dmitrievich's Maksutov telescope is beyond praise for lunar and planetary imaging! I want to get a MAK 180, the only problem is thermal stabilization.
Thank you! Yes, even my 150mm, which isn't particularly large, takes a long time to cool down. I usually observe from the balcony: I set it out in the morning, and by evening it's well cooled and ready to go. And if I manage to observe something regularly, I can leave it on the balcony for the entire season.
18 Nov, 2024
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