South pole of the moon with small scope....

[hevelsky]

Hi all, ;)
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Location : France: St Laurent sur Sèvre
Latitude : 46°57'34"N
Longitude : 00°53'30"W
Date : 21/04/2007
Hour of Obs : 21h00
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Instrument : Newton PARALUX 114/900 + Barlow X2
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Seeing S: 7/10,Excellent
Transparency T: 8/10, good
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WEBCAM toucampro II

Software of acquisition : QcFocus + WcCtrl
Time exposure : 1/500s
FPS : 10img/s
Luminosity : 50
Brightness : 50
Gamma : 0
Gain : 80
Saturation : 0
Numbers of exposure : 1500img

Processing software : Iris, Imerge, Registax V3
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(Click to enlarge)
http://guillaume.bertrand3.free.fr/images/webcam/pole_sud_21042007_60.jpg (http://guillaume.bertrand3.free.fr/images/webcam/pole_sud_21042007_100.jpg)

[danielsun]

Wow!!! That is fantastic!!!:eyepop:
Incredible detail and so crisp!! Well done!:thumbsup:

[iceman]

Very nice image, I like it a lot!

[sheeny]

That is excellent for a small scope! Very sharp!

Al.

[DobDobDob]

Top shot :thumbsup:

[Ingo]

Holy crap! Very sharp!

I wish I could take that sharp of pictures.

[toetoe]

A top shot from a 114, very nice.:thumbsup:

[hevelsky]

Thanks for all your messages ;)

[Ingo]

How is that the south pole? Does the camera or scope flip it over?

Looks great anyways! :thumbsup:

[iceman]

The scope (newtonian) inverts the image.

[RB]

What a beautiful shot !!!

Well done.

[Ric]

Fantastic image, very enjoyable

Cheers