My first attempts to stack images with Fitswork didn’t work out too well, so I took a bit more time to process another single photo of the moon I took last night:
This time I let it in the original 4:3 full frame of my Olympus E-PL5 camera, which was put into prime focus of my Sky-Watcher 150/750P Newtonian telescope (which means: no lens attached).
This one’s for my brother Willi, who wants to make a 16:9 crop to use it as a background for his computer screen.
Update, one day later: here’s another version of the same image. While the first one was too soft and dull, the second was a bit too bright and contrasty, and also a bit oversharpened. So this is my final compromise – a better moon photo will follow when the sky clears up, and the moon is a bit older and not full anymore:
See also in the German-speaking Astrotreff forum and in the Balkonauten Community. Compared to what these guys & gals show, mine are the first baby steps only…
Thanks for viewing.