Dennis
17-04-2006, 06:47 PM
Hello
As we’re clouded out once more, I’ve had the time to process some opportunistic Moon images I grabbed on the 10th April, whilst I was using the Moon to focus on before slewing to Jupiter.
There was a high frequency component to the seeing that washed over the field of view in sets of waves, so different parts of the image were in focus at different times. To help minimize the effects of this, I have only selected between 20 to 50 frames from each stack of 1800, so the images are a little thin and somewhat gritty.
Anyhow, for what its worth, here they are, images of: Schiller, Plato and Vitello (interesting inner formations)
Usual gear of C9.25 with x2.5 Powermate and ToUcam 840K.
Cheers
Dennis
As we’re clouded out once more, I’ve had the time to process some opportunistic Moon images I grabbed on the 10th April, whilst I was using the Moon to focus on before slewing to Jupiter.
There was a high frequency component to the seeing that washed over the field of view in sets of waves, so different parts of the image were in focus at different times. To help minimize the effects of this, I have only selected between 20 to 50 frames from each stack of 1800, so the images are a little thin and somewhat gritty.
Anyhow, for what its worth, here they are, images of: Schiller, Plato and Vitello (interesting inner formations)
Usual gear of C9.25 with x2.5 Powermate and ToUcam 840K.
Cheers
Dennis