À travers l'objectif d'un télescope Schmidt-Cassegrain Celestron de 14 pouces, associé à une caméra astronomique refroidie par effet Peltier, la surface de la Lune révèle ses détails complexes avec une clarté remarquable. Ce dispositif avancé capte les textures subtiles et les ombres des paysages lunaires, offrant un aperçu vivant de la beauté persistante de notre voisin céleste.
I love the moon.
The moon is absolutely breathtaking.
Great photos! These images confirm there’s no life on the moon.
The moon’s beauty is truly indescribable.
We like the moon.
I love it.
Beautiful, clear photos of the moon. Great work!
To achieve this level of sharpness, the C14 telescope requires regular collimation checks. The atmospheric conditions were also very stable, and stacking several thousand frames allowed for a final, wavelet-sharpened image of the moon.
Several thousand frames stacked—what software is used for that?
AutoStakkert is a good option for this, though alternatives like AstroSurface also exist. It analyzes each frame to identify a reference frame, then uses that to set alignment points and stack a percentage of the sharpest frames into a single image based on the best reference frame it finds.
Does the software run directly on the telescope, or on your computer after transferring the images?
For high-speed video data, such as lunar and planetary work, we record directly to a laptop. For long-exposure deep space imaging, each subframe, typically 3–5 minutes, is saved to a Raspberry Pi before transferring to a computer for processing.
Thank you for your patience and explanation.
Thank you. It’s truly stunning.
Lovely photos of the moon
Thank you!
The moon is absolutely breathtaking.
You truly captured the moon in your hands with this one. Well done!
You must be in the southeastern United States—this view matches the angle of the lunar features I see almost exactly. Great photo!
South Central, my friend.
Here’s the moon for you.
This is amazing work! The level of detail is impeccable—I could admire it all day.
Yes, she is beautiful, and I love seeing her.
The moon is truly fascinating.
Beautiful, well-lit moon photos. Could you share your effective focal length, ISO, f-stop, and shutter speed?
3910mm, 100 gain (no ISO on astro cameras), f/11.
This image was created by stacking and sharpening 20% of 10,000 frames captured at 2ms high-speed video.
Yes, we do! Thank you for this amazing photo.
Is it just me, or is there a crater emitting a bluish light in the bottom left corner of the moon? It might be a reflection.