Northern Highland Lunar mosaic

[Paul Haese]

Last night I gave the DMK41 a run with the C14 and was pleasantly surprised with the results. While this is not to the standard I am aiming for; there is certainly potential. I really like the field of view of doing a lunar mosaic. I am now planning a run at Christmas time to get a full first quarter image of the moon.

Click here (http://paulhaese.net/NorthernHighlands.html)for image.

Feel free to comment.

[mick pinner]

very impressive Paul. with your ability a more concerted effort will bring great results l'm sure. l must get a DMK and do some serious moon shots.

[Liz]

OMG!! That is impressive Paul, I luv it., soooo much depth. :thumbsup:

[skyoyster]

WOW. That's fantastic! The detail is wonderful. Get it printed!

[leinad]

Very impressive; it almost feels as though as though this was taken from lunar orbit :)

[Phil Hart]

that's a sweet image of a not very familiar part of the moon. heck.. if you can pull that off across a whole first quarter moon that'll be one impressive shot! gotta do something when the moon's up though! ;)

[h0ughy]

lovely work Paul

[michaellxv]

Very nice Paul, that's a nice scale when your covering a large area.

[Quark]

Very nice Paul, certainly looks an ideal camera for a full mosaic.

Regards
Trevor

[Clayton]

Nice image Paul. Hopefully with some good seeing things will turn to stunning.

[adman]

that is fantastic - do you guys actually have any atmosphere down there in south australia - from the looks of that its a lot thinner than the soup we have up here.

I can almost feel that powdery lunar dust looking at some of those mountains and plains

Amazing.
Adam

[suma126]

thats some top shelf work Paul :thumbsup:

[jjjnettie]

Am drooooling!

[Matt Wastell]

Great one - I will be looking forward to when you meet your standard!