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I am going to upload a series of Lunar images, I hope you like them!

I am going to upload a series of Lunar images, I hope you like them!
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Cool Lunar photos, do you have any Exif Data to share on them? Thanks :-)

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These are the best I have ever seen on VB. Can you provide some info on equipment, settings, etc?

These are incredible shots! I'm kind of jealous as I don't have a single moon shot that I like!

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Hi. I use a Konus 8" reflector together with a Philips PNC900NC webcam. I then use Registax to stack and process the image.

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