I kind of like the bright parts in #1 because of the variation in contrast and textures. I'll probably end up reprocessing those panels as I learn more. Meanwhile I'll burn the SER files on a bluray as it's good data so I can keep them for my future self when I know what I'm doing.
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Originally Posted by h0ughy
mosaic 2 is a winner for me as i love the details
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Thanks mate.
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Originally Posted by PeterM
Wow Marc, gives me a real "spaceship about to land" feeling or even just looking out the port hole window and taking it all in. Stunning, detailed and sharp as, Bravo! The 2nd one with the crater Gassendi to mid left of Mare Humorum (left of image) and then the long elongated crater Schiller towards top right of the image is superb.
Yes these made me go and get my Moon maps out and blow the dust off them! Mr Google says Gassendi is named for the French (hmmm Marc... Ze-Froginnator) Philosopher, Scientist and Mathematician Pierre Gassendi, the crater is 110km wide and 1.9km deep. Schiller is named for the Monk Julius Schiller and is 179km long, 71km wide and 3.9km deep.
Thanks for sharing!
Peter
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Thanks for the background info Peter.
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Originally Posted by Retrograde
These are great Marc! Mosaic #2 is my favourite too.
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Thanks Pete.