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Here is a set of views of the Crater Ptolemaeus at the last First Quarter. I used the LTVT to create the oblique views demonstrating the lighting and terrain/curvature of the Moon surrounding the 150-odd km crater. The shadows visible are those captured in the original image at top left.<br /> | Here is a set of views of the Crater Ptolemaeus at the last First Quarter. I used the LTVT to create the oblique views demonstrating the lighting and terrain/curvature of the Moon surrounding the 150-odd km crater. The shadows visible are those captured in the original image at top left.<br /> | ||
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| − | <em> [mailto:vontom24@gmail.com Tom Harradine]</em><br /> | + | <em> [mailto:vontom24@gmail.com" rel="nofollow Tom Harradine]</em><br /> |
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Revision as of 22:34, 4 January 2015
Ptolemaeus Sunrise
image by " rel="nofollow Tom Harradine
Here is a set of views of the Crater Ptolemaeus at the last First Quarter. I used the LTVT to create the oblique views demonstrating the lighting and terrain/curvature of the Moon surrounding the 150-odd km crater. The shadows visible are those captured in the original image at top left.
" rel="nofollow Tom Harradine
Technical Details
Canon EOS 600D, 5x Powermate, 12" SkyWatcher Goto Dobsonian, manually tracked.
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