Some craters on the Moon
Photo description / processing
I used to think of the Moon as a boring object that creates light pollution and gets in the way of photographing nebulae and galaxies. But yesterday, after capturing Mars, I decided to point my telescope at the lunar terminator. It turns out there's a lot of interesting detail there. Unfortunately, I don't know lunar geography, and I have no idea what these craters are called. I can work on sharpness and capture more lunar landscapes.
P.S. The crater with the central peak is Piccolomini.
Resolution ~200m/pixel
Technical information
- Telescope/Lens
- Celestron EdgeHD 11
- Camera
- QHY 290C
- Mount
- Sky-Watcher EQ6-R Pro
- Accessories
- Omegon ADC, Baader UV/IR Filter 1.25-inch
- Software
- EQMOD, Cartes du Ciel, AutoStakkert!, RegiStax
Exposure
- 50 × 0.003″ · ISO/Gain: 303 · UV/IR ·
Total exposure: 0 m









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