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 The
            yellowish tawny moon rose tonight, nearly full. We set up the
            Stellarvue up on the balcony for some moonrise shooting tonight
            and were rewarded with this view, a lunar disk 2 days before
            full. It was nice to get out and do some astroimaging even with
            such a full moon. 
Instrument:  Stellarvue SV80S Refractor 
w/Televue 2x Big Barlow, EFR = 80mm f/9.5 @ 758mm EFL
Platform:  Televue GEM
Camera:  Canon 10D @ ISO400
Exposure:  1/180 x 6
Filters:  Standard IR Block
Location:  Payson, Arizona
Elevation:  5150 ft.
Sky:  Seeing  4/10, Transparency 6/10
Outside Temperature:  40F
Processing Tools:  Photoshop CS2, Raw Shooter Premium
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