Tuesday 30 May 2023

Moon May 24, 26th & 28th


Taken over 6 nights 24th, 26th & 28th May. What a difference a few days make.

All taken with the 130 EDT and using the 2600mm. Not a planetary cam especially at 6 frames per second. A 2 panel mosaic for each image and an AVI run of 5minutes, Best 65% using Auto stakkert and Registax 6.





 

 

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