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I agreeImaging telescope or lens:TS-Optics TS 152/900 Achromatic refractor
Imaging camera:ZWO ASI290MM
Mount:EQ-ATM
Software:Autostakkert!3, Fire Capture v2.6, RegiStax 6
Filter:Baader Planetarium H-alpha 35nm
Accessory:GSO 3X Barlow Lens
Resolution: 2056x1142
Date:July 11, 2019
Time: 20:28
Frames: 400
FPS: 65.00000
Focal length: 2600
Seeing: 3
Transparency: 8
Locations: Home, Częstochowa, Silesia, Poland
Data source: Backyard
Contrary to all announcements on weather portals, the sky smiled yesterday in the evening. Do you know how the sky is smiling cheerfully? Just like in the picture around Clavius - blissfully open mouth of Blancanius.
A month ago I was photographing this place, and probably some fate prevented me from taking pictures of the moon afterwards. Although today conditions were not so good, half an hour before sunset, seeing the "smiling" Moon on the screen, I also smiled like Blancanus, i.e. full mug, because looking for equipment settings for a large projection, I saw that the focal F-2600mm picture is very good.
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