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Originally Posted by raymo
David, firstly, DSLRs are not the camera of choice for lunar work, owing to the mirror and shutter vibrations that slightly blur the image. This can
be reduced by using the highest possible shutter speed your scope's
aperture will allow, using whatever ISO that demands, [probably around 1000 or 1600]. A very high shutter speed allows the shutter to open and close before the vibrations get underway.
raymo
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Cheers, beginnings are always difficult. If tomorrow is good I will be out again with a higher shutter speed and ISO. I shot this at about 125 with an ISO of 100. I thought, erroneously that a long exposure and low ISO was best, as in terrestrial photography. That was tonights effort, a little horrid so no post