ED120 last night

[Trevor N]

I think I missed the best seeing last night and didn't set up until about 10 o'clock as the moon was getting lower. It was also cooling rapidly so thought I would plum for a refractor. I don't think the 180 mak would have cooled down.  Taken at prime focus on an ED120 with an ASI 120 mm. Three panes stitched together. 

[JAC51]

Like the picture. I was out at almost exactly the same time in Suffolk trying to sketch Ptolemaeus down to Thebit and it’s good to see again what I was trying draw badly. Especially taken by the sunlight catching on the central peaks and northwards the shadows of the Alpine Mountains.

[Trevor N]

Thanks. It is a nice area to catch at sunrise / sunset

[BRADLEY 1953]

Very nice image. I was out at the same time with my 130mm APO.  Yes, the moon was getting lower by then and seeing also not as good as earlier.

[Trevor N]

6 minutes ago, BRADLEY 1953 said:

Very nice image. I was out at the same time with my 130mm APO.  Yes, the moon was getting lower by then and seeing also not as good as earlier.

Thanks Bradley. The seeing does makes all the difference.

[Penumbrella]

really nice image

[Kon]

Very nice and natural appearance to it.

[Trevor N]

9 hours ago, Kon said:

Very nice and natural appearance to it.

Thanks. I'm always tempted to overdue the processing, particularly sharpening I think.

[Grotemobile]

That is a very good shot of the moon. Very hazy here on the south coast.  Did U 

use single shots of the moon stitched together .

[Trevor N]

14 hours ago, Grotemobile said:

That is a very good shot of the moon. Very hazy here on the south coast.  Did U 

use single shots of the moon stitched together .

Thanks Steve. I used three video files processed and then stitched together.