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Originally Posted by raymo
Because of the turbulence of our atmosphere it is difficult to get a single shot
of the Moon that is pin sharp, which is why the best results are obtained by
using a video camera and the appropriate software, so that the sharpest parts of each frame result in a totally sharp image.
With a single exposure, using a much faster shutter speed will help by reducing the time available to the turbulence to affect your image.
ISO 1600 and a high shutter speed, such as 1/1500 to 1/4000 sec depending on how full the Moon is can improve your image.
If your camera has Liveview set it to 5x and use it to focus.
raymo
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Thanks, this camera is also a 4k video camera, what would the appropriate software be? I'd like to try it and see what results I get.