All the shots in this series of moon closeups were taken with a 90mm (1250mm f.l.)
ETX reflector telescope with a CCD webcam
positioned at its prime focus. This yields the approximate equivalent of a 13 metre
telephoto lens on a standard 35mm camera!
Move your mouse pointer over the image below to display some labels. (Patience! The
key is a little large.)
Move it off the image to remove them.
Click on the image to return to the moon thumbnails page.
The photo below captures one of my favourite regions - from Stadius to Plato, the eastern
side of Mare Imbrium - The Sea of Rains.
It is composed of three frames from a webcam movie.
