Comparison of the region of Monte Apenninus, Caucasus and Alps on the 8th & 9th lunar day (Georges)

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Comparison of the region of Monte Apenninus, Caucasus and Alps on the 8th & 9th lunar day

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Comparison of the region of Monte Apenninus, Caucasus and Alps on the 8th & 9th lunar day

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Bonjour
Pour ma 500ème image sur Astrobin, je vous propose une comparaison sur deux nuits de deux images de la Lune précédemment postée . il s'agit des deux panoramiques d'une dizaine d'images assemblée du 27 & 28 Mai dernier à la 8ème et 9ème lunaison. L' intérêt de cette composition est de montrer encore une fois l'avancement de la lumière et des ombres projetées sur les différents Monts et Cratères de cette région. C'est un merveilleux spectacle qui change de nuits en nuits , mais aussi à chaque mois lunaire ....

Les vidéos sont de 180s chacune et faite avec le filtre IR642
Image : Lune de 8 & 9 jours
FPS: 80 images/s
Exposure = 12000us
Gain = 50
Nombre d'images totales : ~ 14000 (3% retenues)

l'image B est annotée..

A bientôt pour de nouvelles aventures lunaires..
Georges

Hi
For my 500th image on Astrobin, I offer you a comparison over two nights of two previously posted images of the Moon. These are two panoramics of around ten images assembled from May 27 & 28 to the 8th and 9th lunation. The interest of this composition is to show once again the progression of the light and shadows projected on the different Mountains and Craters of this region. It is a wonderful spectacle that changes from night to night, but also every lunar month....

The videos are 180s each and made with the IR642 filter
Image: 8 & 9 day moon
FPS: 80fps
Exposure = 12000us
Profit = 50
Number of total images: ~ 14000 (3% retained)

image B is annotated.

See you soon for new lunar adventures..
Georges

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