South is up in this image, more info below.

 

            
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 This composition was chosen such that the
            brilliant Copernicus crater lies near the center bottom of the
            frame, with the stunning pair Reinhold and Reinhold B just to
            the right of center, and to this pairs upper right is Lansberg,
            with a very prominent rounded central peak. The lunar terminator
            is to the right, and casts strong shadows across this region.
            Of special interest in this image is the collection of lunar
            domes appearing as low mounds in Mare Insularum, about half way
            to the terminator from Copernicus on the right side. A close
            up in high resolution with the 1.8x barlow can be seen here taken on the same night.

            
Processing: 250/1000
            best frames, MAP 35 alignment in Registax, Regulated Van Cittert
            Deconvolution in PixInsight Pro, Levels and Contrast Masking
            In Photoshop CS3, Focus Magic Plugin.

Instrument:  12.5" f/5 prime focus
Platform:  Astrophysics AP1200
CCD Camera:  Image Source DMK 31AU03.AS
Filter:  Hoya R72
Exposure:  1/100 sec  15fps
Location:  Payson, Arizona
Elevation:  5150 ft.
Sky:  Seeing good, Transparency 8/10
Outside Temperature:  35F
Processing:  Registax, PixInsight Pro, Photoshop CS3, Focus Magic Plugin