Due to some minor health concerns and poorer weather conditions than expected, I stayed a few weeks without being able to image.
I took advantage of this opportunity to consult my archives in order to resume the processing of images whose quality does not satisfy me.
This is the case with this view presented in version B, a panorama composed of two panels oversharpened, as you can see with impasto crater edges. The relief gives a general impression of "cardboard paste" and I do not like this aspect at all.
Here is the original image I posted:
https://www.astrobin.com/76i8p9/I had processed each of the images in 2019 to improve their appearance and curiously I never published a new panorama corrected ???
This is done, with a contrast and brightness taken up using the histogram proposed by RegiStax and by applying a light filter type Richardson-Lucy of AstroSurface, particularly effective.
Now the final version looks more like a photograph, it is more natural without loss of details. The balance of tones is also much better. The contrast between the darker terminator and areas more exposed to sunlight is clearly visible.
The orientation is different in the final image. A habit for me..
I hope that makes sense.
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