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There were some breaks in the clouds but not enough to get the telescope out. I snapped it with my DSLR at 300mm focal length ISO 100 and 1/200 second exposure, hoping to catch the phase. Fortunately, I did and it was very clearly gibbous.
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That is interesting. I've never tried with a 300mm lens before. I wonder how the crescent would show up?
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jrkirkham wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 12:55 pm That is interesting. I've never tried with a 300mm lens before. I wonder how the crescent would show up?
Not as well as with 1.54 metres focal length with a Maksutov but surprisingly quite well.

You might need to zoon into the image to see the gibbous phase.
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