It's taken a while to post this - I've been enjoying Christmas!
This was the moon on 19 Dec 2007 - 1/4 sec at ISO 100 with my Canon EOS300D and Celestron C11 combination on the EQ6 mount. I had to use the mirror lockup to prevent vibrations ruining the image (the mirror lockup is a feature of the famous "Russian" hack I installed to the Camera's firmware).
(http://gallery.orpington-astronomy.org.uk/albums/userpics/10046/normal_MDS_moon_19dec2007.jpg)
Mark, what a lovely clear image. The Moon is something I want to get a few shots of soon.
Fay
Very nice Mark.
Thanks Mike. Thanks Fay.
I wanted to get a few more but, sadly, the weather has not been so good ...
Another brilliant image, Mark. I only wish that I could do that, but I only have a small digital camera. I`ll have to give it a go with my Minolta film camera (remember those?)
Mark, I owe you a big apology. Viewing your image of the ISS, I was not using the mouse, but the finger pad on my laptop. I inadvertantly touched the pad and unfortunately rated your image with no stars, and I wanted to give it five stars. I`m sorry about the cock-up and the only excuse I can offer if that I am still trying to "learn" the computer. I will get better. Sorry once again.
Doug - With a parfocal adaptor or a home-made widget like Tony B has made, you can easily get images comparable to Marks with the camera and scope that you have.