My first Scope Moon.

[barkis]

This is my first telescope/camera shot of last nights Moon.

A tenth of a second at prime focus of my 6" f8 frac ISO 100. Olympus E-500 DSLR

Tweaked a bit in PSCS2, but I confess it was not a structured tweak, I just fiddled a bit, basically because I didn't know what I was doing.

Anyway, it's a start, and with the help of SGL, I hope to get better at the job

Ron.

[geppetto]

You've got to be pleased with that one Ron..

Lovely image

[GazOC]

Nowt wrong with that Ron, cracking shot.

Not over processed either.

[Black Shuck]

Nice one Ron, very enjoyable

Bill

[Jamie]

Goodun Ron.

You have got to be happy with that mate..

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

Very nice Ron. You'll be hooked in no time.

Captain Chaos

[SteelRat]

Do like that one Ron. S'a cracker 8)

[Caz]

Beautiful Ron!! Nicely tweaked too... 8)

Caz

[Cloudgazer]

Nice Moon pic Ron..

Scott

[dazza1639]

Thats a cracker Ron, you must be please with it. Lots of detail & spot on focus, keep'em coming.

Darren

[daz]

Excellent Ron!!

Now, you just need another 500 or so frames, Registax, Wavelets, Levels and Curves, some advanced pixel math and Hey Presto!!!

[MartinB]

:shock:You're a ringer aren't you Ron! 1st image my rear end. The image is a give away, you've been at this for years. Probably Damian Peach's best mate.

By way of contrast this is what a 1st image of the moon should look like http://stargazerslounge.com/index.php?topic=2334.msg24140#msg24140

Now go away and practice out of focus burnt out craters.

[barkis]

:shock:You're a ringer aren't you Ron! 1st image my rear end. The image is a give away, you've been at this for years. Probably Damian Peach's best mate.

By way of contrast this is what a 1st image of the moon should look like http://stargazerslounge.com/index.php?topic=2334.msg24140#msg24140

Now go away and practice out of focus burnt out craters.

Thanks everyone for the kind comments. I have to learn a whole lot of stuff yet, especially in the processing area of digi imaging, but it does not feel so daunting now that SGL back up is readilly available..

Thanks again. Ron.