I took almost a quarter million frames (313 GB) and 3 weeks of processing and stacking to create this phenomenal sharp moon picture. : r/space

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Science & Astronomy - The photographer took almost a quarter million frames (313 GB) and 3 weeks of processing and stacking to create this phenomenal sharp moon picture. 🌙 📷Credit: daryavaseum

Anton Binneman (@AntonieBinneman) / X

The photographer took almost a quarter million frames (313 GB) and 3 weeks of processing and stacking to create this phenomenal sharp moon picture. - iFunny

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My sharpest moon image with over 100000 frames combined. : r/space

Daryavaseum (u/daryavaseum) - Reddit

The photographer took almost a quarter million frames (313 GB) and 3 weeks of processing and stacking to create this phenomenal sharp moo

cask (@caskalles) / X

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I used a Nikon Z8 & 800mm f/6.3 to create this composite image of a HDR first quarter mineral moon! : r/space

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