Mars was a bust tonight but I grabbed this one clip from the moon with the 14.25" f/3.56 Newtonian. Probably should have used the 2.5x Powermate instead of the 5x. Not the sharpest I've imaged but okay for the seeing conditions.
Mike Spooner
Clavius 6-6-25
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Posted 07 June 2025 - 08:47 AM
How can an image of Clavius be bad?
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Posted 07 June 2025 - 09:36 AM
How can an image of Clavius be bad?
So true! The variations in lighting angle keeps it interesting.
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Posted 07 June 2025 - 02:11 PM
I am old and new at all this. I love to see anything that shows these gems especially anything Clavius. I am still learning to appreciate lighting angles with any variants.
*Seeing conditions here in Ohio have been horrid as of late so thanks for sharing your efforts.
Rick
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