Moon's landscape

A neat moonscape image! Good depth revealed in the craters. What magnification did you use to get this image?

Ron Day wrote:A neat moonscape image! Good depth revealed in the craters. What magnification did you use to get this image?

Thank you very much!

The scope has focal length equal 2700mm, and that is the image, didn't use any magnifier or extender although i can, just i think it is good without to give enough wider field of the surface rather than very close up to a crater for example.

Amazing!
Yes, lunarscapes are welcome here.
Please give us some further details on how you achieved this.

John Labrenz wrote:Amazing!
Yes, lunarscapes are welcome here.
Please give us some further details on how you achieved this.

Thank you very much!

Not so much details there, i just used a telescope which is named Skywatcher Skymax 180mm f15 Maksutov [it has focal length 2700mm], combined with a planetary camera which is ASI385MC, all on a mount from Skywatcher, AZ-EQ6, and this image was my first test with new filter i bought, an IR pass filter, Astronomik IR 742nm filter, so i took video then processed by stacking and processing with few software designed for this kind of imaging and processing.

I am trying to focus with astronomy as i have no images at all for terrestrial to compete with all amazing pics here, so i will try with my astro if possible whenever i can.

Posting it here is the right place. A very cool shot. Please include what equipment you used to get your astro images.

E.J. Peiker wrote:Posting it here is the right place.  A very cool shot.  Please include what equipment you used to get your astro images.

Ok.

Equipment details:

Skywatcher Skymax 180mm Maksutov
ZWO ASI385MC
Skywatcher AZ-EQ6
Astronomik IR 742nm

Professional wrote:

John Labrenz wrote:Amazing!
Yes, lunarscapes are welcome here.
Please give us some further details on how you achieved this.

Thank you very much!

Not so much details there, i just used a telescope which is named Skywatcher Skymax 180mm f15 Maksutov [it has focal length 2700mm], combined with a planetary camera which is ASI385MC, all on a mount from Skywatcher, AZ-EQ6, and this image was my first test with new filter i bought, an IR pass filter, Astronomik IR 742nm filter, so i took video then processed by stacking and processing with few software designed for this kind of imaging and processing.

I am trying to focus with astronomy as i have no images at all for terrestrial to compete with all amazing pics here, so i will try with my astro if possible whenever i can.

thanks for the tech info!!!

Would love to see more of your astro results...please post some more!!!!

John Labrenz wrote:

Professional wrote:

John Labrenz wrote:Amazing!
Yes, lunarscapes are welcome here.
Please give us some further details on how you achieved this.

Thank you very much!

Not so much details there, i just used a telescope which is named Skywatcher Skymax 180mm f15 Maksutov [it has focal length 2700mm], combined with a planetary camera which is ASI385MC, all on a mount from Skywatcher, AZ-EQ6, and this image was my first test with new filter i bought, an IR pass filter, Astronomik IR 742nm filter, so i took video then processed by stacking and processing with few software designed for this kind of imaging and processing.

I am trying to focus with astronomy as i have no images at all for terrestrial to compete with all amazing pics here, so i will try with my astro if possible whenever i can.

thanks for the tech info!!!

Would love to see more of your astro results...please post some more!!!!

Thanks, i will try my best.

Remarkable image. Thank you for sharing

david fletcher wrote:Remarkable image.  Thank you for sharing

Thank you very much!