I would recommend repeating the same exposure a few times in the hope that one is sharp. You should also take more exposures at different exposure times, just to make sure that the correct exposure has been given. If shorter focal length lenses are used any movement of the moon in the short exposures will not degrade the image as there will be little detail recorded anyway. To record as much detail as possible of the lunar features a fine grain film should be used, otherwise any detail will be lost in the grain. These photo's can be very pleasing.
Many people try to photograph as many solar system bodies as possible in one frame.
Note the Moon will be over exposed. Contents Tips Don't be afraid of taking many photographs in one session. Shoot a whole roll of film if you can afford to do so, just in order to get one or two good shots on film. There are a grest many obsticles in our way of getting that perfectly sharp image. Camera shake through use of poor tripod.