I was recently asked about the best way to photograph the Moon with a DSLR. It has been a long time since I did that, so I decided to have a go. On the morning of 10th January 2018, the waning 36% Moon was clearly visible in the morning light and I set up my Canon EOS 1Dx on a tripod in the garden. I took plenty of frames and stacked the best 100 in Autostakkert. Final processing was done in Photoshop. I am happy with the result and particularly like the blue morning sky and subtle presence of the waning Moon.
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Canon 400mm lens with 1.4x Extender
Canon EOS 1Dx
ISO 200, 1/320s at f8
100 of 220 frames