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Old 02-01-2013, 04:18 PM
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Hi all!

I have read that astrophotographers use a red filter effectively to image the Moon. One mention of a red filter was made by our own Iceman (Mike Salway) on his webside in relation to his famous Crater Clavius photo. He explains: "I used my standard Planetary Imaging Equipment to capture the data – the 12″ Newt on an EQ6 with the DMK21AU04, 5x powermate and Astronomik Red filter." (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/2009/01...lavius-mosaic/). What a fantastic picture .

So Mike, if you happen to read this, could you tell us more about the characteristics of your Astronomik Red filter and how/when to use it? Is the filter part of the LRBG set? Or is it a special one?

Thanks.

Eric
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