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#Meade virtual moon atlas pdf#

Please visit my PStill PDF converter page if you like to support my work. If you like these images you may want to take a look at my Earthsight viewer program. These are downsampled low-res versions, the originals are several times larger (base maps are 1 km resolution). All renderings are created by and copyright Frank Siegert, for the source image data the reproduction guidelines of the NASA Visible Earth site applies. The following images were rendered in Lightwave 3D 7.5 based on image data from Visible Earth provided by NASA.

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Phillips ToU Cam Pro (Webcam Model PVC740K, separate 1.25' prime focus adaptor)Īrtificial renderings - Photorealistic Earth images.

The following equipment was used to take the images: Location: S/W Germany, Metzingen, Date: 11.

Image 4 (composite of 512 frames, 2x2 resampled).

Image 3 (composite of 256 frames, 2x2 resampled).

Mars 2003, Composite of 512 frames (contrast/sharpness enhanced with Registax) See the Deepsky Album for current CCD images.

#Meade virtual moon atlas how to#

Here is some more information about how to prepare the MTO-11CA for best results by relaxing the optics. May 2005, VC200L at 1800mm (larger version)ĭid you know: It is never really dark on the moon, at least on the side turned to the Earth (when the 1.6 camera crop factor is taken into account).ģ.

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1000mm seems just the right resolution to get full images of the moon These images were taken using this setup. Larger version here, 100 percent size version here (large!) August 2004, LX-200 / EOS 10D (Yes, colors are correct, the moon was rather low on the horizon)Ģ5.

Collimate your reflector scope, read here why.įind your way on the moon surface: Virtual Moon Atlas (external link)ġ.

Take many images, atmospheric conditions change fast and some are bound to be better than others, sort out the good ones.

Image post processing was usually done using my own image processing toolkit (currently under development), Adobe PhotoShop, ImagesPlus and AstroArt. Since the focal length in connection with the small sensor of the DSLR is too large to get a complete image of the full moon, the 2500mm moon images are collages, 'stitched' together from several images. Due to the urban location the seeing was not always perfect, however taking several images helped to find some good candidates. For DeepSky also a Vixen VMC200L 8' f/10 Cassegrain reflector and a ED102SS 4' f/6.3 refractor were used. The following images were taken from a city location using a Meade LX-200 f/10 10' Schmidt-Cassegrain mirror telescope (effective focal length 2500mm), MTO-11CA (aka 'Russentonne') 1000mm Russian-made Mirror Lens or plain photografic lenses. Very large versions available on request.Ĭreative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.0 Germany License.ĭigital Camera (Canon EOS D60/10D) and CCD imagesĪrtifical renderings - Photorealistic EarthĭSLR Digital Camera Moon Photography Other images here (non-astronomical) 'When it is dark enough you can see the stars!'Īll images are copyright by Frank Siegert