Third outing with the SPC900

[inedible_hulk]

Despite the clear skies of the 18th the viewing wasn't good in my area, I had difficulty getting focus on Jupiter visually, so I thought I'd have a go at some images of the moon. TBH I'm quite pleased

A close up of Copernicus and Eratosthenes craters using the 2.5x barlow

Moon_Copernicus&Eratosthenes_18_02_2013.tif

A more general shot of the northern hemisphere.

Moon_NorthernHemisphere_18_02_2013.tif

As always, comments and suggestions are greatly appreciated.

[inedible_hulk]

Low res versions from my phone because the links aren't working for me.

For some reason I can only embed images in the post via Tapatalk and not via a web browser

[Pete Presland]

very nice start, the moon is a great object to learn imaging on, its nice and large, and has plenty of interesting features to image

[JamesF]

Nice images. You might have more luck with the image display if you try to upload PNGs or JPEGs rather than TIFFs.

James

[inedible_hulk]

Thanks James

[Astrosurf]

Lovely and crisp. And the features are in really sharp relief. I must make use of the terminator in future!

Alexxx

[8kids]

Lovely and crisp. And the features are in really sharp relief. I must make use of the terminator in future!

Alexxx

Don't worry, "he'll be back" .

[inedible_hulk]

Finally got round to processing the last two luna avi's I recorded. Just the Jupiter ones to go, but I'm not expecting much from them.

[inedible_hulk]

And the best of my Jupiter images

[Kropster]

Nice colours on Jupiter.

Inspires me to have a go... when the clouds clear!