Rupes recto near the terminator 30th july

[5ash (Philip)]

This picture was taken of the straight wall during good seeing using Gstar , x2 barlow and lx90
philip


PS picture needs cropping

[telecasterguru (Frank)]

Philip,

Nice image, how was it processed?

Frank

[Inmykombi (Geoff)]

Hi Philip,
I agree with Frank, the image is very nice indeed. The focus looks spot on, and the shadows show the landscape definition well.

I wouldnt crop the image, but that is just my opinion. I think its OK as is.
If you do crop it though, keep the original also.

Well done.

Geoffro.

[5ash (Philip)]

thanks for the comments. I was only going to crop it to remove some frame stacking lines on the edges. The picture was a stack of 125 out of1000 frames captured at 25 fps. the seeing was so favourable captured the whole terminator in about 14 1000 frame videos. When printed out and fitted together as a mozaic produced a sequence 120 cm long . Looks quite good.
philip

[5ash (Philip)]

here is a picture of the same feature 2 days later when that part of the moon was well illuminated with very small shadows and you can still see the wall
philip

[Matt Wastell (Matt)]

Hi Philip

Show us the terminator image!

Great work on Rupes Recta - lots of detail!

[5ash (Philip)]

Heres a quick photostich mozaic of the terminator as requested.
philip

[5ash (Philip)]

Tried a different way this looks better
regards philip

[troypiggo (Troy)]

Very nice set.

[JimMosher (Jim)]

Nice work, Philip. It might be helpful to add the Universal time (for mosaics, perhaps the approximate start and end times) to the file name or to the description. That is true, I think, of planetary images in general, but especially so for ones showing details along a terminator. It helps others understand your observation, and in the case of lunar images, know when that lighting can be observed again.

-- Jim

[5ash (Philip)]

I'll make a note of that jim, thanks for commenting
regards philip

[cookie8 (Vincent)]

Incredible mozaic!!! Very sharp. Great work Philip