Last Saturday night I set up my Celestron 8 inch EdgeHD telescope in my back yard. I attached my Canon 70D with a 0.7x focal reducer (so I could fit the entire Moon on my APS-C sensor) and took some photos of the Moon. Here are a couple, processed somewhat.
This first image used an exposure of 1/50 seconds at ISO 400. I used an unsharp mask to sharpen the image.
This image was obtained with an exposure of 1 second at ISO 400. Along with an unsharp mask, I stretched the image quite a bit to bring out the Earth-shine lit dark side of the Moon. You can see some mountains over the southern limb of the Moon as well as a few stars in the sky around the Moon.
