Using the default iPhone camera in video mode, and a
DIY digiscoping mount, I was able to take short video clips of the moon during the lunar eclipse on October 8, 2014. I then
converted the video to AVI and stacked the frames in Registax to reduce the noise and bring out the details.
![iphone camera take moon photo eclipse iphone camera take moon photo eclipse](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhO8Xc2WQRPYBdoyJC-iQlF4BDKcc-Y1VGbp_7xvHok0045oH5aLB8dHzgwSXK4sMVamGxB5T5fUqINOiRo5xVpyoPL_mzPtgZmdZnIlaS9pPtkiDSAj4EGw4ek9UvZNNrBhcPcC21t7WhI/s1600/iphone+eclipse+moon+photo.png) |
7 second video clip from iPhone default camera converted to AVI and stacked in Registax. High pass layer in Photoshop. Digiscoping on 60mm refractor. |
![moon eclipse photo with iphone camera moon eclipse photo with iphone camera](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi37XT-9YAahvRQ1MffxdXiDlUWr3uk3Cw48eT5IWi1pOIXyCv0m3yfLlfrA9lydJcpoq_iK15HdhO7mZAgbCStceVnU5Wrjc9_2Dcj8Z8GRkR-tWghWvq2y9JO0ivGO5r5RaD3_VZ7PVnM/s1600/iphone+lunar+eclipse+photo.png) |
7 second video clip from iPhone default camera converted to AVI and stacked in Registax. Digiscoping on 60mm refractor. |
![iphone luna eclipse telescope photo iphone luna eclipse telescope photo](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj4VmncKjIfMz4XZO8okNmCOIjYLVa468ia9cy32keKd8q80YgHJZHUuHN4Qvib1BUtN_wXXHObIg3urrHp0TIB0egcRBqUot_qQWXVIjDyz9cVpdY2QMPYLsxwUEzqAulgc6uELDKtNhRu/s1600/iphone+lunar+eclipse+with+snapseed+HDR.JPG) |
Same photo as above with Snapseed HDR to bring out darker spots - very cool look! |
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