Moon by Eos M and Skywatcher mak 127

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Hi All

Took this photo of the moon. It was just 1 shot, i think I got lucky.

I used an EOS M and Mak 127, with a 32mm Revelation eyepiece attached a T2 adaptor.

Your feedback would be much apprieciated.

Thanks.

[xtreemchaos]

great image mate, lovely detail, well done.  thanks for sharing   charl.

[Graphic]

Hi Charl.

Thanks for liking my image.

Much appreciated

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Really nice shot

[Cornelius Varley]

You probably could have got the same image without the use of the eyepiece. The sensor is the same size as that used by the DSLR APS-C Eos cameras so the half moon should fit nicely on the sensor (rotate the camera to portrait mode).  http://www.12dstring.me.uk/fov.htm

[Ruud]

That's a big image! Very detailed too. Well done!

[davefrance]

Very nice especially for one shot, well done.

[Graphic]

Hi.

Thank you for all the feedback so far. It is much appreciated.

When I took this shot I was in a bit of a hurry, so did not concentrate to much on framing the shot to well. The scope was mounted on a Manfrotto tripod, so not as stable as I would have liked it to be. I am sure with a little more time to set up with a more stable platform, I could get a better shot.

I am happy with the shot here though, i still think I was fortunate to get this shot. I also think the 32mm projection eyepiece is not a great performer.

Thanks.

[inedible_hulk]

Very nice [emoji4]

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[neonblade]

Nice! I never get sick of moon shots, either taking them or looking at them

[laudropb]

Very nice detailed image. Thanks for posting.

[JamesF]

You probably could have got the same image without the use of the eyepiece. The sensor is the same size as that used by the DSLR APS-C Eos cameras so the half moon should fit nicely on the sensor (rotate the camera to portrait mode).  http://www.12dstring.me.uk/fov.htm

I was thinking this too.  If the sensor is the same size as the APS-C cameras then if you put the camera directly onto the visual back using the T2 adaptor the image should almost fill the sensor.  When there's a full Moon near perigee it's tight, but it will just fit.

James