Can the $199 QHY715C Camera get Good Shots of the Craters on the Moon?

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[@Astronurd]

The ASI 120MC is a great little camera for planetary as well.

[@Aerostar509]

Amazing cost ratio between the camera and scope/mount combo.

[@martynh5410]

Is anything cooling down in the summer in Las Vegas? 😅. Impressive for planets and lunar but due to a small sensor it might have a rather limited FOV. I’ll bet it’s good on small nebulae, like the Ring Nebula.

[@kevinburke8608]

You can use BlurExterminator on the moon? Thought it needed stars to calibrate itself... Ill have to try it

[@TheNarrowbandChannel]

I wish someone would make a planetary stacking software that was modern. The software we have for stacking moon and planets is soooooo old.

[@4ThoseAbout2RaxxWeSaluteU]

Do you did you have to use a focal reducer to get the wide shot of the Moon? If you did then which focal reducer did you use?