Aristarchus and Copernicus in selenochromatic style

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Aristarchus and Copernicus in selenochromatic style...

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Aristarchus and Copernicus in selenochromatic style sent on September 30, 2023 (21:33) by Serafix. 3 comments, 188 views.

Aristarchus, Copernico, Keplero e oceanus Procellarum. Acquisizioni del 28.09 con Celestron C8 + tubi di prolunga + P1 Neptune C. Livello seeing: scarso tendente a pessimo. Elaborazione in selenochromatic style; software: Autostakkert! ImPPg, Registax, Photoshop

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14 persons like it: AstroC, BlueSky49, Daniele Bonfiglio, ElenaEye, Fabio F77, Fabrizios53, Giacomo Pegorin, Gigi Casati, Jordan79, Lukeskywalker, Marco Parola, Marzio Bambini, PhAstro, Piermi

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Serafix

sent on September 30, 2023 (21:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The Aristarchus Plateau, the largest deposit of pyroclastic materials on the Moon, is clearly highlighted in the upper center.
The unfavorable seeing prevented me from going further with the focal length, hindering the search for craters with halos; but this wide-field image allows you to appreciate the remarkable shades of color and contrasts of this wide panorama.

PhAstro

sent on September 30, 2023 (21:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Giving an APOD to such a photo would be a way to penalize it I
think it's the best I've ever seen in 51 years of life
I bow

Serafix

sent on September 30, 2023 (21:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

thanks PhAstro, too good :-)
We usually use these images for cataloguing craters with halo.
Unfortunately this is not sufficiently detailed x these purposes (damn seeing!).
but I hope to do it again in the next few days ;-)

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