raffaello
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from Reiner to Marius wide field
#5543938 - 11/28/12 01:53 PM
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Hello here from Reiner to Marius
i was able to image the moon, including the Marius hills volcanic non monogetic domes. the mosaic here attached is from Marius to Reiner in a (my opinion) dramatic view. The humidity was high but several frames were well taken at 30 fps. The terminator and the field shows domes, here also termed as GLR group identification (old our study/work) and many other domes are to be investigated too near Marius and reiner....:) http://digilander.libero.it/gibbidomine/marius.jpg
Thanks for the attention surely Pete will reply:) Raf
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Tom and Beth
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Re: from Reiner to Marius wide field
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#5544060 - 11/28/12 03:17 PM
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Wow! You sure are gifted with an ability to image and process! I need to add that area for a bit of study. Thank you.
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raffaello
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#5545539 - 11/29/12 01:22 PM
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The Marius hills is really a full region to be investigated. Today my image was in a LPOD indeed:) Raf
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#5545938 - 11/29/12 06:12 PM
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Pete who?
Raff its a splendid image thats a treasure of fantastic dome details. A summit cam overlooking the region would have been wild. I know these are fairly shallow topographically but still what a view. One day we need to send an Orbiter to the moon that traces the topography like a cruise missile. The stills and vids would be jaw dropping. The HIghrise type vantage point typically we use is needed but some quartering angle shots would support that mode of imaging so well.
Till then we have your quartering angle shots Raff and we are orbiters in one way or another yes? EXCEPTIONAL lighting angle of a rich target.
Pete
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raffaello
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Re: from Reiner to Marius wide field
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#5547159 - 11/30/12 12:51 PM
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totally agree Raf
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#5639895 - 01/24/13 01:12 AM
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Thank you, again for your image. I finally had clear skies tonight (although turbulent) and was able to spend some time observing the area. Very interesting area, indeed.
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#5640938 - 01/24/13 03:38 PM
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Gorgeous work, Raf!!
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#5641327 - 01/24/13 07:41 PM Attachment (20 downloads)
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Great images...
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#5642597 - 01/25/13 01:29 PM
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One of your best images Raf!!
all the best
Mike
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#5645074 - 01/26/13 08:22 PM
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More, more, please.
Rob
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#5647416 - 01/28/13 05:12 AM
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Fantastic image, Raf!
This is also a favorite area of mine.
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#5696018 - 02/23/13 03:34 AM Attachment (9 downloads)
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Your image has haunted me for months. The Terminator was not as well placed, and the crop seems to have introduced too much noise, but...
Edited by Tom and Beth (02/23/13 03:34 AM)
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#5696461 - 02/23/13 11:59 AM
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Nice shot of the volcanic fields Raf. Your image reminds me of a (somewhat less extensive) terrestrial version--The Newberry area in Oregon (here on Earth, lol): ....
Little wonder they trained apollo astronauts here...
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Tom and Beth
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#5696604 - 02/23/13 01:26 PM
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Thank you for your comments.
Now THERE's an interesting place to visit! Undoubedly I'm too old to go to the Moon but Oregon's a two day drive ;-)
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#5696683 - 02/23/13 02:03 PM
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Cools pic Mardi! We have 11 cinder cones some 45km west of us too.
http://www.geographic.org/photos/volcanoes/volcano_photos_63.html
cheers
Mike
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raffaello
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#5702007 - 02/26/13 04:29 PM
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Thanks at all for the comments,also because i am not an imager at all:) However my personal webpage is here for the collection of my images and research http://glrgroup2.blogspot.it/
Raffaello
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#5702516 - 02/26/13 09:27 PM
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Raff you re a terrific imager with your Mak - I didn't forget your Sheepshanks catch.
Pete
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raffaello
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#5703326 - 02/27/13 11:34 AM
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Pete i love more to study the moon. However thanks of the comment likely you will find my images in my webspace of your interest. Of course i am human hence i like (as human) the favourable comments on my images too
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