Region of Monte Apenninus, Caucasus and Alps on May 28 2023 (Georges)

Region of Monte Apenninus, Caucasus and Alps on May 28 2023

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Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Bonjour
Deuxième image de la région de Monte Apenninus , Caucasus & Alp mais cette fois-ci faite le 28 Mai dernier avec une météo toujours aussi favorable et une légère turbulence . Cette image est aussi un panoramique d'une dizaine d'images assemblée sous le logiciel imerge . On peut y apercevoir en plus de l'image du 27 Mai , les cratères Platon et Eratosthene.
Grand classique lunaire, je posterai rapidement une image comparative regroupant les 2 panoramiques du 27 & 28 Mai.
Malheureusement je ne pourrai pas vous proposer de panoramique du 29 Mai car il manque certaines parties de celui-ci dans ma recomposition de l'image .. Dommage.

Les vidéos sont de 180s chacune et faite avec le filtre IR642
Image : Lune de 9 jours
FPS: 80 images/s
Exposure = 12000us
Gain = 50
Nombre d'images totales : ~ 14000 (3% retenues)

A bientôt pour de nouvelles aventures lunaires..
Georges

Hi
Second image of the Monte Apenninus, Caucasus & Alp region but this time taken on May 28th with still favorable weather and slight turbulence. This image is also a panoramic of about ten images assembled under the software imerge. We can see there in addition to the image of May 27, the craters Plato and Eratosthene.
Great lunar classic, I will quickly post a comparative image grouping the 2 panoramics of May 27 & 28.
Unfortunately I will not be able to offer you a panorama of May 29 because some part of it is missing in my recomposition of the image .. Too bad.

The videos are 180s each and made with the IR642 filter
Image: 9 day moon
FPS: 80fps
Exposure = 12000us
Gain = 50
Number of total images: ~ 14000 (3% retained)

See you soon for new lunar adventures..
Georges

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