March 17 Good seeing, ASI224MC SW Equinox 100mm

[Tyson M]

Took some of these while waiting for Jupiter to get to a higher elevation in the sky. The usual set up.

 

AS!2, ImPPG

 

Thanks for looking! 

 

 

[jambouk]

I love the first image; great work. It would be nice is the individual frames were named with their most prominent lunar feature.

James

 

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Nice shots!

[Chris]

Nice!

[laudropb]

Nice set of images.

[Astro Imp]

3 hours ago, jambouk said:

I love the first image; great work. It would be nice is the individual frames were named with their most prominent lunar feature.

James

 

What James said.

[Tyson M]

Good suggestion. I will do that.  Or at least, what I think those features are referencing moon Atlas software online. 

[Tyson M]

I need to get my bearings better that's for sure. And I need a really good moon Atlas. Online they are kind of hard to dicern, besides Plato and Copernicus. 

 

I will check Stellarium, and for better moon atlases online. 

[Astro Imp]

On 20/03/2016 at 20:42, Tyson M said:

I need to get my bearings better that's for sure. And I need a really good moon Atlas. Online they are kind of hard to dicern, besides Plato and Copernicus. 

 

I will check Stellarium, and for better moon atlases online. 

A really useful free atlas is Virtual Moon Atlas:- https://sourceforge.net/projects/virtualmoon/

I use this on my laptop when lunar observing, a really handy feature is being able to configure the atlas to match the view at the eyepiece.