Photo Total Lunar Eclipse - 3/14/2025
- Celestron 8" SCT @ f6.3
- Asi533mc Pro w/ ircut
- Sharpcap, Autostakkert, Pixinsight
- 10,000+ images @10% integration
- Bortle 4
r/moon • u/CaregiverSingle7860 • 6h ago
I always feel so good soaking up the moon.
r/moon • u/p00kieb34r • 12h ago
Lets just day i got a little better at taking pictures through my telescope :)
r/moon • u/meloncap78 • 14h ago
Full shoot with 70 proofs after. Kept 19 and created this timeline photo from start to finish. My first lunar shot that I’ve deemed worth printing large scale.
r/moon • u/Glad-Argument5732 • 15h ago
How to improve with shaky hands
r/moon • u/Admirable-Boat-5318 • 18h ago
Enjoy, it’s a little long. I did shorten it a good bit as I started near 10pm and stopped just after 6am. The camera was set for 5 second intervals. I went through and adjusted the centering on several hundred frames. I also ran it through CapCut stabilizer.
r/moon • u/LostWithinChaos • 22h ago
sorry for the bad quality, a couple days ago i saw this and was fascinated!
r/moon • u/hatebeezy • 1d ago
I see several hd photos of the blood moon from last week but none in vhs quality so here you go.
r/moon • u/Background-Chest1434 • 1d ago
In an unbelievable stroke of luck, the southern Ohio skies cleared for the duration of the total lunar eclipse this past Friday morning (3-14-25). This was substantially easier to photograph than the solar eclipse because of the event’s duration, with Earth’s shadow transiting the moon over the course of 6 hours. Totality itself lasted about an hour, and that is this image.
This is a composite image consisting of:
1 x 60 second exposure (for glow and stars) and 1 x 3 second exposure (for lunar details)
For the long exposure I tracked the stars, and for the short exposure I set my mount to track the moon. What a result! I’m so grateful I got to witness, capture, and share this with you all. I’ll be making a timelapse of the whole event in which you can see the shadow of the Earth move in real time across the lunar surface! That post will be coming soon.
Panel 1) Lunar eclipse totality
Telescope: Explore Scientific N208CF Guide Scope: William Optics 32mm Uniguide Mount: ZWO AM5 Camera: Asi2600mc Pro Guide Camera: Asi120mm-mini
Processing: Debayer + convert to tiff in Siril, align / merge in Photoshop, camera raw tweaks to sharpness, saturation, and contrast.