Moon 25/10/21

[barkingsteve]

2 panel mosaic with the C925 and 294MC pro with ir/uv cut. Mono shots with the 178mm and 642 ir pass filter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited October 26, 2021 by barkingsteve

[Nik271]

Superb, just look at these tiny craterlets in the sea of Nectar!

Edited October 26, 2021 by Nik271

[ItsmeMaw]

Excellent detail!

[neil phillips]

Lovely mono shots Steve

[barkingsteve]

Thank you  Here are a few more along the terminator from the night, this was with the 294 and a 2.5x barlow.  I kept these desaturated.

 

 

 

 

 

[neil phillips]

Very Nice again Steve. Is the C9.25 New ? i wanted to try at 1.5 x times which is a optimal sampling rate for the equipment. But i cant get it to work just yet. So will have to wait.  Looks like your over sampled. Got some of my best shots being oversampled in the past. Yours are showing very good detail. Can see a little noise (Bottom shot) The one above is a lot better with less noise. You have got the detail out. Very cool.            

Edited October 27, 2021 by neil phillips

[Trevor N]

Excellent shots Steve. I hope one day to achieve similar with my C9.25. I would be very pleased with that.

[barkingsteve]

6 hours ago, neil phillips said:

Very Nice again Steve. Is the C9.25 New ? i wanted to try at 1.5 x times which is a optimal sampling rate for the equipment. But i cant get it to work just yet. So will have to wait.  Looks like your over sampled. Got some of my best shots being oversampled in the past. Yours are showing very good detail. Can see a little noise (Bottom shot) The one above is a lot better with less noise. You have got the detail out. Very cool.            

Hi Neil,

 

           Thank you   The C925 is around 3-4 years old, it is the ota from an evo 925. The evo mount stopped working properly about a year ago  i haven't collimated in a while and it is just a gnat's hair out, but...you know..... time collimating is time not imaging   I keep meaning to use the 178mm at bin 2 with the 2.5x  barlow, that should be close to optimal sampling but yeah, results are still fine when you oversample a bit and conditions are ok or better.