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Started by Mike Wirths, 03/31/2004 01:51AM
Posted 03/31/2004 01:51AM Opening Post
Hi all,

Got a small window of imaging tonight before clouds rolled in. This was the 1st of two craters I did, I used a 3X's barlow with my 18" Starmaster. Its a stack of 117 done in reg2 and processed in Images Plus. I'm working on tonights Plato right now, I accidentaly used the 5X's barlow but I think it turned out well, the seeing was 6-7/10 at times, I caught 30-40 craterlets in the floor of plato, I'm pretty excited about that!

I'll post it soon

cheers

Mike Wirths

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Posted 03/31/2004 03:09AM #1
Mike,

Wow.....what detail!

I feel like I'm hovering above it. Great shot.
Thanks for posting.

Tom Tolla

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Posted 03/31/2004 03:15AM #2
LOOKS JUST LIKE A NASA IMAGE I SAW ON THE WEB THE OTHER DAY GREAT STUFF MIKE!!!!

THANKS FOR SHARING
ANDREW
Posted 03/31/2004 12:15PM #3
Super! Great image!

Jim Phillips
Posted 03/31/2004 09:57PM #4
Excellent Image!
Congrats!


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Posted 04/02/2004 03:51PM #5
The shadows of the crater rim in this image and in your Plato image are so velvety and crisp - it looks like a lunar orbiter image. These are among the best I have seen.

Thanks for posting them.

Alan

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