Some lunar close-up with 250px / 290MM / IR685

[tooth_dr]

Hello all

I think this is the first time I've imaged the Moon close-up like this since June 2018.   I had the 2x barlow fitted, which yields a 3.3x magnifcation, whilst waiting for Mars to clear from behind some clouds.  The Moon wasnt clouded over so I just moved around the surface of the Moon, and chose craters that looked interesting.  I dont know the names of the very many craters, so if anyone can help me out with the last two I would be very grateful, I think it's Longomontanus and Bullialdus.   Very interesting and enjoyed this session of lunar imaging.  There are a few processing artefacts in the images.

 

Regards

Adam.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[tooth_dr]

@Hawksmoor some results from Topaz ^^^

[Nik271]

Hi Adam,

Great images!

I agree with you about Longomontanus and Bullialdus.  I used https://quickmap.lroc.asu.edu  to check it. There are all sorts of layers that can be added over the map, including the names of all features. 

 

Nikolay