Aristoteles, Eudoxus & a Lunarscape

[Dave882 (David)]

Taken in deteriorating conditions on the 22nd, just finished processing a couple of pics before I get the scope out tonight! I had been really intrigued by the interesting shape of Heraclitus during a quick visual session, but just couldn't get a good quality close-up image. Will have to settle for the wider views until the seeing improves.

Aristoteles & Eudoxus
Wide-View Lunarscape with Heraclitus towards the bottom right.

c14 (non edge) @f11 with asi178mm (IR685 filter)
AS!3, Registax6

Thanks for looking!

[Saturnine (Jeff)]

H iDave
Loving all the moonage being presented lately, with lots of different aspects. Really like the 2nd image, the widefield, nice processing to keep the contrast under control.

[Dave882 (David)]

Originally Posted by Saturnine

H iDave
Loving all the moonage being presented lately, with lots of different aspects. Really like the 2nd image, the widefield, nice processing to keep the contrast under control.

Thanks Jeff!

[Dennis]

Oh my goodness, I feel as if I am in orbit with an Apollo Mission crew as I view these.

Very nice.

Dennis

[Dave882 (David)]

Originally Posted by Dennis

Oh my goodness, I feel as if I am in orbit with an Apollo Mission crew as I view these.

Very nice.

Dennis

Cheers Dennis

[5ash (Philip)]

Lovely pictures , lots of detail.
Regards philip

[Dave882 (David)]

Originally Posted by 5ash

Lovely pictures , lots of detail.
Regards philip

Thanks mate

[bkm2304 (Richard Brown)]

Very nice shots. It’s hard not to blow the brightly lit walls out at sunrise so nicely balanced.

[Dave882 (David)]

Originally Posted by bkm2304

Very nice shots. It’s hard not to blow the brightly lit walls out at sunrise so nicely balanced.

Thanks Richard- yes it’s a real challenge to keep the ridges under control. I try to keep the histogram maxing out at only 50-60% and that seems to be usually ok and then just adjust the brightness in Registax