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Images of the moon taken on August 7 with the C14 (part 1)
开云体育Dear All,Please find a first set of images of the moon taken last August, 7 with the Celestron 14, Basler 1920-155 camera, Astrophysics X2 Barlow lens and a red filter. Let's start with the classics : Clavius : Tycho : Maginus : Deslandres : Straight wall : The nice riles of Flammarion and Oppolzer : The area around Bode with a lot of cracks and riles : And the nice Philolaus crater : More information is given there : And more to follow ... Best regards Christian |
开云体育Absolutely amazing images Christian.? I feel like I was in orbit
around the moon thanks to the resolution and detail in your images.? Well
done!
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Clear
skies,
Kevin Dixon ? From: mailto:C14_EdgeHD@...
Sent: Saturday, August 15, 2015 5:12 AM
Subject: [C14_EdgeHD] Images of the moon taken on August 7 with the
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Yes, Christian, this is absolutely inspiring work. Currently using a humble iPhone 6.Thank you for sharing it! Can't wait to set up a Hyperstar with my new C14 EdgeHD. On Sat, Aug 15, 2015 at 11:29 AM, viladrich christian christian.viladrich@... [C14_EdgeHD] <C14_EdgeHD@...> wrote:
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开云体育Thanks Stan,
Usually, I cool down the optical tube with the two attached fans : This time that was not necessary, there was no difference between the mirror temperature and the ambient temperature. I used an ADC (Atmospheric Dispersion Corrector) because at the beginning of the session the moon was rather low (about 35°). So even the red filter, I had to correct for atmospheric dispersion. Of course, I tested and tuned a little bit the collimation. Best regards Christian Le 15/08/2015 21:54, stan_ccd@... [C14_EdgeHD] a écrit?:
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