 Above: Sequence of the total lunar eclipse on
28th August 2007 from Sydney. SkWacher ED-100mm Refractor, My Astro Shop 20mm
Super-Wide plossl and Canon A10.
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| Eratosthenes - SkyWatcher 254mm and GSTAR-EX 
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 Schickard |
 Moretus
and surrounding region in the south |
| Copernicus under the lighting of a 23 day old Moon. 10-inch
(254mm) Newtonian and Mintron ExView camera.
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Plato
- 51.6 N, 9.3W
Approximately 100 kms in diameter.
This image has been reproduced in various
publications.SkyWatcher 254mm and
GSTAR-EX
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| Rupes Recta (The
Straight Wall) SkyWatcher 254mm and
GSTAR-EX
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| Total
Eclipse of The Moon
July 16-17 2000
Captured using a Sony
Camcorder
mounted on a tripod.
This image has been reproduced in various publications.
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Waning
Gibbous Moon
This image is a composite of
several smaller images taken from captured video frames and pieced together like a jigsaw
puzzle.
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Clavius 58.4S, 14.4W
Diameter 225 km. This image captured with an 10 inch reflector and home made video camera.
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Aristillus
33.9N, 1.2E
55 kilometres in diameter.Upper left of centre is Autolycus. captured with home built
monochrome video camera with an 8 inch reflector. 
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Goldschmidt
73.0N, 2.9W
120 kilometres. With highly degraded crater walls, Goldschmidt's western wall (left) is
seen with a much newer impact crater Anaxagoras.
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| Langrenus
8.9S, 60.9E 132 kilometres. Camera
LunaCam 2
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| Petavius 25.3S, 60.4E 177 kilometres. Camera LunaCam 2 
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| Rheita
The prominent Rheita Valley carves its way along the edge of the 70 kilometre crater
Rheita at left. Metius is the large crater to the right.
Camera: Home built video camera and 250mm reflector.
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Steinheil 48.6S,
46.5E
Steinheil is 67kilometers seen in the foreground of this image. the crater immediately
behind is 66 kilometre Watt. 
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| Tycho 43.3S, 11.2W
This image is an example of what can be achieved using a low-cost video camera and 25cm
reflector. Tycho is 85 kms in diameter.The images are then dumped onto a PC via an image
(frame grabbing) card. Camera
GSTAR-EX
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Werner 70.6S, 5.5W
Diameter 70 kms. Werner is the centre crater in this picture. To the upper left is
Aliacensis. This image was captured using a surveillance video camera circuit with an 8
inch reflector. Camera GSTAR-EX
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