The following lunar images were all taken on the morning of October 19, 2008, with a DMK41 monochrome camera (1280x960 pixels) through a classic orange tube Celestron-8 and TeleVue 2.5X Powermate. The seeing started out better than average for the San Antonio, Texas, area, but around 5:30 AM, it began to degrade to the point where high-power imaging was no longer possible. This was the first steady seeing I had found since the previous January. Each image is stacked from an 1800 frame AVI and processed in RegiStax 4.

Aristotles, Eudoxus, Lacus Mortis, low sun angle, 10:20 UT, October 19, 2008 Click here for full size image

Clavius, moderate sun angle, 10:33 UT, October 19, 2008 Click here for full size image .

Hiparchus and Ptolomeus, high sun angle, 10:44 UT, Octobert 19, 2008 Click here for fullsize image

Lamont to Torriceli mosaic, low sun angle, 9:48 UT, October 19, 2008 Click here for fullsize image

Plinius, low sun angle, 9:35 UT, October 19, 2008 Click here for full size image

Posidonius, very low sun angle, 9:38 UT, October 19, 2008 Click here for full size image

Purback and Werner, high sun angle, 10:48 UT October 19, 2008 Click here for full size image

Rima Hyginus and Ariadeaus Rille, low sun angle, 10:23 UT, October 19, 2008 Click here for full size image

Rothmann and Zagut, low sun angle, 10:06 UT, October 19, 2008 Click here for full size image

Stofler and Maurolycus, moderate sun angle, 10:10 UT, October 19, 2008 Click here for full size image

Theophilus to Rupes Altai mosaic, low sun angle, 9:56 UT, October 19, 2008 Click here for full size image

Tycho, moderate sun angle, 10:39 UT, October 19, 2008 Click here for full size image