Yuri_18
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Reged: 07/29/07
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Loc: Minsk, Belarus
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Hi all,
I bring to your attention one more full lunar image taken on July, 25th, 2008 in the prime focus of 3m. Mosaic of 16 images. The full size (3315x4646, 2.8MB) is here:
http://objectstyle.org/astronominsk/Moon/Moon2008/Moon_20080725_en.htm
Regards,
Yuri
The fragment of this mosaic:
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Our team: Mikhail Abgarian (Dobermann), Konstantin Morozov, Yuri Goryachko (Yuri_18).
http://objectstyle.org/astronominsk/index_en.htm
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isramirez
scholastic sledgehammer
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Superb Yuri!!! ...as always 
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IntesMicro 715
Celestron SCT6 & ONIX80 EDF
Meade SN6 & AR6
Chinese 6in MakCass.Gregory
DBK + DMK + NexImage + LPI
CG-5 & LXD75 Mounts
many EP's, Barlows and Binoviewers
Great astronomic passion 
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blackhaz
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Posts: 1564
Loc: Prague, Czech Republic
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Top class, Yuri! 
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Max,
10" Aries MCT AP900GTO, C11-SGT XLT, WO ZenithStar 66ED, 90mm <1Å H-a, <2.2Å CaIIK Solar Achromats
Photos and Projects: http://www.bcsatellite.net/bao/
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john D
All you have to do is ask!!
Reged: 08/05/07
Posts: 4966
Loc: Midlothian, VA
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wow! nice detail! 
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Meade ETX-125
Meade LXD55 mount
Philips SPC900NC webcam
Seymour Solar filter
Backyard Observatory
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CESDewar
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Posts: 1811
Loc: Morganton, GA, USA
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A magnificent effort as usual Yuri!
I especially like Sinus Iridium. And the tonal scale is superb - I just keep on blowing out the highlights, so it's nice to be reminded that it's just a matter of skill and not optics that causes that issue.
Oh, and the crispness towards the extreme edge of the moon - just outstanding!
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trever
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Loc: North Alabama
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Dude, you need to publish a coffee table book. Yours are some of the finest lunar images I have ever seen.
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Trever
Coronado PST Solar Telescope
Vixen A80MF 80mm Refractor with Porta Mount
Orange Celestron 8 inch SCT on AS-GT mount
Zhumell 20x80 Astronomical Binoculars
Orion Paragon HD-F2 Tripod
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iceman
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Posts: 4357
Loc: Gosford, Australia
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Stunning work again, Yuri and team. You guys are getting *BLEEP* good at these big mosaics.
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Mike
. mikesalway.com.au - Astronomy and Photography by Mike Salway
. IceInSpace - The Australian Amateur Astronomy Community
. My Bio | My Jupiter 2007 Gallery | My Image Gallery
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mosheriffic
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Reged: 03/31/08
Posts: 159
Loc: Marysville, Wa.USA
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Simply the BEST I've ever seen!!! 
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Ron
"seeing is believing"
Celestron Nexstar 8SE
Orion 120st
astroview mount
Orion starshoot solar system color imager II
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kiarash
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wow , its really great !
what was your telescope and what was your focal length ?
did you use webcam for photograph it ?
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location : isfahan , iran
equipments :
meade LXD75 sn-10"
orion dob 4"
400D canon
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John Boudreau
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Reged: 04/06/08
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Loc: Saugus, MA
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Outstanding work Yuri!
---John
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Mick Hyde
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Loc: Swindon, UK
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Super work Yuri.
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Mick.
http://astromick.blogspot.com http://mickhyde.googlepages.com Swindon CSC
Celestron 9.25 XLT, Canon EOS 400D, DMK21AF04AS.
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SkyscraperJim
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Reged: 07/29/07
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Loc: Providence, RI
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Spectacular image as always.
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Jim
TMB/APM 130/780 (#185) on G11
Televue Pronto (#3533) on Half Hitch
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solshaker
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holy smokes thats amazing! i cant quit staring at it.
great work, Yuri.
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My Gallery
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Michael Morris
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Yuri
Will please stop posting your lunar images on this forum! You're behaviour is completely unreasonable and I think you will find is again the TOC of this forum. If you look carefully at the TOC you will see that it clearly states
"no member shall post any picture of the Moon that are so utterly brilliant and breathtakingly good as to make any other member (me) think 'why the hell they should bother even thinking about imaging the said Moon'".
Please stop!!!!!
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Michael Morris
8" LX200 classic
Orion 80ED
ETX 90 (Grab 'n' Go)
Observatory Almira Observatory Website
Co-author of NightCal Astronomical Observing Calendar Software http://www.nightcal.co.uk
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Alan Friedman
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Reged: 08/30/07
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Loc: Buffalo, NY
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A beautiful panorama - I enjoyed it more once I flipped it around 180 degrees, but I'm old fashioned!
thanks for sharing,
Alan
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Alan Friedman
www.avertedimagination.com
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Yuri_18
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Reged: 07/29/07
Posts: 251
Loc: Minsk, Belarus
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Thanks guys.
To kiarash:
We always give the info about the equipment on the photo. But on such a big image it is easy for small letters to get lost. Our setup:
Maksutov-Cassegrain Santel, D=230mm, F=3000mm, Unibrain Fire-i 702 CCD mono camera (IEEE-1394, 1388x1040pix, 10fps).
Regards,
Yuri
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Our team: Mikhail Abgarian (Dobermann), Konstantin Morozov, Yuri Goryachko (Yuri_18).
http://objectstyle.org/astronominsk/index_en.htm
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conus
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Loc: OC, Calif
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Beautiful! Just like observing it through good optics.
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Steve R.
12" Orion XTi
Fujinon 10x42
Oberwerk 12x60
My toUcam Images
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rumples riot
Carpal Tunnel
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Loc: South Australia
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Spectacular work Yuri, lovely dynamic range and not a breath of noise in the image. Well done.
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My Solar System Imaging BLOG
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David Rivas
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Posts: 2004
Loc: Lima, Peru
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Yuri,
I can only add: splendid processing!! and a hard job of course!!!
Processing this level makes this job looks naturally spectacular!... I can barely spot three craterlets (at least through my monitor) on Plato...but going further would ruin the natural look you've gotten(possibly with more gain at the capture time, more image scale, or more iterations at the processing time)...CONGRATS!!
Best regards,
David
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Geoff48
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Reged: 07/30/08
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Awesome!
What always gets me about shots like this, is the suggestion of just how many past impacts the Earth has also probably taken, long since eroded away or buried. Even if you assume half or a third the number for the sake of argument, its an incredible number of events in our past. Bombardment is not an understatement.
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Geoff. Since 1960.
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