Overflight of southern Clavius ​​with 625 mm QHY5III 178M March 24, 2021

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Overflight of southern Clavius ​​with 625 mm QHY5III 178M March 24, 2021

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Hello
First picture of this lunation.
a lot of turbulence with very short moments visible details.
So I often work in infrared 807 and 742.
the same image in two resolutions 100% for 4K and 75% for small screens.
Clear skies.
Luc

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AU SUD DE CLAVIUS 24 03 2021 21H28 NEWTON 625 MM BARLOW 4 FILTRE IR 807 QHY5III 178M 75% LUC CATHALA.jpg
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AU SUD DE CLAVIUS 24 03 2021 21H28 NEWTON 625 MM BARLOW 4 FILTRE IR 807 QHY5III 178M 100% LUC CATHALA.jpg
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Nice shots Luc. Congrats.
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Luc

Fantastic as always! Great shots.

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Awesome 👍
Great shots :)
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Excellent!
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superb contrast , thx
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Wonderful images Luc!
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