>>3000389>how you did thatPretty standard photo with the standard shitload of additional contrast.
Actual telescopes take the best moon photos, on clear cold nights, away from light and atmospheric pollution and distortion.
It's not a very interesting component of photography until you have a serious telescope, and then it's not really interesting either.
image related: the last one I took. Slightly overexposed (correct as standard spot metered), no editing. Pentax 1000mm/11 lens, on a tripod. But if you can find the right immovable object to cradle your lens against comfortably smooshe din a rolled up towel or shooter's bean-bag, then a tripod is totally redundant and more annoying than anything.
