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Taken using my 200mm newtonian scope, and a webcam type planetary camera, at 3000mm focal length - 6 images stitched in microsoft ICE....
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Taken using my 200mm newtonian scope, and a webcam type planetary camera, at 3000mm focal length - 6 images stitched in microsoft ICE.
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