the moon in infrared

[rdking647]

4 versions

#1 straight from the camera
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#2 red/blue channels flipped

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#3 desaturated to b/w
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#4 red blue channels not completely flipped
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[ManiacJoe]

1. I would not have expected much IR from the moon.

What filter are you using?

[rdking647]

2. 590nm

[Mz Pip]

3. Blue Moon

Very nice.