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good luck with it Crash! all i would suggest is maybe going for a shorter exposure next time on a bright moon - as it is a tiny bit overexposed - i dont know if you camera has manual settings but if it does set the exposure time/shutterspeed to something like 60th or 125th of a second or even faster (especially if it is a brighter moon) you can always bring up the brightness when you process it in photoshop - it will stop it blurring as well dude,
Anyway enjoy! - looks like a nice scope!
Kearn
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