Hires Walter

Hi,

Walter a walled plain, Dimension: 145x145Km / 85x80Mi

18" Newtonian Reflector, Infinity 2-1 camera, stack of 634 frames.

Thanks,

Wes Higgins

Attached Image:

Stunning Wes!!!

Regards,

Chris

Incredible work Wes, a festival of craterlets, detailed walls and shades of grey. Thanks for sharing!

Cheers & clear skies,
Oliver

Just incredible Wes!! I think thats the highest res image of that crater by a wide margin! Blows your previous image out of the water! What was the seeing like? Must have been a 8/10 to get that fine a detail!
I love the fine detail in the overlapping craters L&K Monius on the left of Walter, just exquisite with the fine outer rim detail!

--Mike

Stunning! Is this from the current lunar cycle or an earlier one?

thanks -
Alan

Hi Robert,

Thanks, the captures in Streampix are the same for the Infinity as the LU.

Wes Higgins

A stunning image Wes!! The resolution is amazing. 8O

Regards,
Ed Roach

Wes,

You just keep raising the bar.

OK, everyone, the lower right half of the crater floor is relatively flat. At about the 5:00 location theres a small well-defined craterlet, with a chain of 3-4 craters to its upper left and a "snowman" double crater just below. Got it? That's Walter Q, which has a diameter of 4km. I'll leave it as an exercise for the student to figure out the resolution of this photo.

Hint: I'm pretty sure at this scale you could see Yankee Stadium. 8O

Tim Iafolla

Hi Wes,
What a trulky Gorgeous image! The detail is simply amazing.

All the Best,

Jim Phillips

Hi Wes, that's a fine HR image!
I don't know if it's normal, but the left part from Walter (wall) is a little bit( how do I say) fussy ?
Correct me if a am wrong.
Regards Richard