First Moon Imaging Using - PlayerOne Apollo M max and Celestron 127SLT (Deepak Sureshkumar)

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First Moon Imaging Using - PlayerOne Apollo M max and Celestron 127SLT

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Acquisition type: Electronically-Assisted Astronomy (EAA, e.g. based on a live video feed)

First Moon Imaging Using - PlayerOne Apollo M max and Celestron 127SLT

Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/CwnT50JPBYn/

Acquisition type: Electronically-Assisted Astronomy (EAA, e.g. based on a live video feed)

🌙 Journey to the Moon: A Monochromatic Marvel 📷✨

Hey there, fellow skygazers and astrophotography enthusiasts! 🌌🔭 I am excited to share with you all the first image of our lunar neighbor captured through my PlayerOne Apollo M Max in collaboration with the Celestron Nexstar 127SLT telescope. 🚀🌠

Here's the scoop: This shot might be monochrome, but it's far from ordinary! 🎨✨ My trusty PlayerOne Apollo M Max is a mono camera, and although I don't have the RGB filter to paint the moon with its full-color palette, I decided to get creative. 🎨💫 By tweaking different color tones, I unveil the moon's intricate beauty uniquely and artistically.

Can you believe it took a whopping 1000 frames to craft this masterpiece? 📸🌌 But let's keep it real – while I'm no stranger to the cosmic charms of the universe, mosaics are a whole new ballgame for me. So, what you're feasting your eyes upon is just a tantalizing snippet of the moon's grandeur – there's so much more beyond the frame! 🌓🌠

✨ Stay tuned for more breathtaking images to come as I continue to explore the beauty of the night sky with my PlayerOne Apollo M Max and Celestron Nexstar 127SLT in color!!!! 🌠🔭✨

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