Last night I took a break from imaging DSOs and imaged some lunar features. This is Petavius, a large impact crater near the southeastern limb of the Moon. The deep fracture that runs from the large central mountains to the southwest rim of the crater is clearly visible in this image. Petavius has a diameter of 177 km and a depth of 3.4 km.

Celestron C8 200mm SCT, ZWO ASI290MM camera plus IR/UV cut filter and 2.5X Barlow, SkyWatcher EQ6R Pro mount

Best 250 out of 1000 frames of video stacked with AutoStakkert3, wavelets adjusted with Registax 6, other post-processing with Photoshop CS2 and Microsoft Photo.