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Originally Posted by Quark
Very nice images Dennis,
Love the crisp detail in all of them, I think the job with the colour saturation is one of the better efforts that has been posted here.
The fine detail in Aristarchus looks great and you have captured several of the craterlets on the floor of Plato.
Well done
Regards
Trevor
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Thanks Trevor – as you probably know, those 4 or so 2-3km craterlets on Plato’s floor used to be one of the goals of lunar photographers and here we are, despite some poor seeing, revealing them with the lowly webcam! How times have changed.
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Originally Posted by bird
Thanks Dennis, lovely images.
cheers, Bird
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Thanks Anthony – I thought I would stay in the precincts of our Earth’s neighbourhood as you seem to have the remainder of our solar system all wrapped up!
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Originally Posted by peter_4059
Very nice Dennis. Amazing detail in the saturated image.
I like the sound of the boots and know what you mean about the lawn getting chopped up. I have what could be mistaken for a crop circle around the spot where I set up my EQ6.
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Thanks Peter – Remote Live View sure is helpful in getting a nice focus on lunar features. Pity my Bahtinov Mask doesn’t work on craters!
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Originally Posted by iceman
THanks Dennis, they're great! About time we saw some images from you!
It's been too long!
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Thanks Mike – I had to download and install Registax 5 whereupon I stumbled upon your name in the credits for the development team – well done! Then, I had to get familiar with the new interface although it helped enormously that the basic functions and workflow hadn’t changed too dramatically.
Cheers
Dennis