I hope you all enjoyed the Supermoon, here's a hi-res image I took of the Supermoon in Cathedral City! This is a 25 panel mosaic stitched together to create the final image. I will say that I didn't notice much of a difference in the overall apparent size of the full Moon, but it was a heck of a lot brighter than normal.
The general purpose of this blog is to highlight the potential of astronomy and astrophotography in the Coachella Valley, CA and surrounding areas
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Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Moon Mosaic: Coachella Valley Astrophotography 7-17-16
This is not your typical Moon picture, but a mosaic of 11 pictures of the Moon stitched together to create a very large and detailed image.
This was actually created using 11 short video clips: I pointed at one part of the Moon, took a short video at 64 frames per second, and then used stacking software which picked the best of those frames and added them together to produce a single image. I then moved the telescope to a different part of the Moon and repeated the procedure 11 times, until I had images of the entire surface of the Moon. These were then processed to sharpen the details, and finally stitched together to create the mosaic.
Taken 7-17-16 in Cathedral City, CA
Nexstar 6se + 6.3 focal reducer
asi120mc-s camera
64fps 3000 frames per video
11 videos total
Dimensions 3300x3100
Full image here: http://i.imgur.com/b2o5aUL.jpg
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