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Tycho at teatime

Started by Alan Friedman, 09/26/2005 03:49AM
Posted 09/26/2005 03:49AM Opening Post
When I first looked at this I thought the sun angle was higher - but it is late in the lunar afternoon and quite similar to the phase of Mike's Tycho posted a few days back.

This was taken August 24th through an IR filter with my 10" A/P mak working at f30.

best,
Alan



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Alan Friedman

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Posted 09/26/2005 05:08AM #1
Alan, Beautiful detail and superb grayscale.

Virtual Moon Atlas puts the height of the central peak at 1500 meters. From your photo it looks like an easy climb!

Tim Iafolla
Posted 09/26/2005 02:23PM #2
Excellent image Alan! Your images of the Moon have been amazing lately!

Regards,
Ed Roach
Posted 09/26/2005 02:48PM #3
Alan,

WOW!! That is in Wes territory! Wonderful detail and I especially like the processing. Did you use a red filter when you shot this?

Paul

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Posted 09/26/2005 02:54PM #4
Exceptional image with most excellent processing.

Russell

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Posted 09/26/2005 04:09PM #5
Your grayscales are inspiring Alan, more of thet I hope
best Jan
Posted 09/26/2005 04:23PM #6
Wow superb resolution and processing Alan! No overexposed areas like in my image!

--Mike
Posted 09/26/2005 04:29PM #7
Hi Alan,

wonderfully smooth and with such a rich tonality grin
How many frames did you stack for this lunar masterpiece ?

Cheers & clear skies,
Oliver

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Posted 09/26/2005 10:32PM #8
Beautiful Alan. The detail is very crisp. Exquisite!

Jim Phillips
Posted 09/27/2005 12:37AM #9
Lunar tea time pictured as only a few could wink

Great Alan.

Luca 8)

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