First image is mighty Copernicus.
Next is the Alpine Valley. On the right is the lunar crater, Aristarchus, the brightest spot on the Moon, well-recorded in this digitized single frame, processed by SkyPro. My interest in astronomy began over thirty years ago, and during my teenage years I captured many pleasing images of the Moon and planets and deep sky objects on film. Though I never lost interest for over 25 years, there were too many distractions and never enough time to restart serious observing and photography. This camera is not much larger than a pack of cigarettes, weighs nine ounces, has a sensitivity of .03 lux and has 512 by 412 pixels on an interline chip and outputs over 400 lines of resolution.