7.8 day old Moon, 54.3% illuminated. Whilst preparing to broadcast for National Astronomy Week we captured this data, and I've only just got around to processing it. Fair to good seeing, 64 seconds at 163 fps (1.069ms exposures), 10,465 frames. Best 7% of frames stacked in AS!4 and sharpened in WaveSharp and curves and contrast enhanced in FastStone Image Viewer. I suspect focus was a bit soft, and the sunlit western edges of some craters are overexposed, but nice to see the rille and associated craterlets and other rille on the western and southern lava fields. 

Camera=ZWO ASI585MC

Filter=L

Profile=Moon

Filename=2025-02-05-1639_3-U-L-Moon.ser

Date=050225

Date(UT)=050225

Start=163850.960

Mid=163923.007

End=163955.054

Start(UT)=163850.960

Mid(UT)=163923.007

End(UT)=163955.054

Duration=64.094s

Date_format=ddMMyy

Time_format=HHmmss

LT=UT 

Frames captured=10465

FPS (avg.)=163

File type=SER

Binning=1x1

Bit depth=8bit

Data=RAW

Debayer(Preview)=yes

Debayer(Data)=no (RAW)

Debayer(Algorithm)=NearestNeighbor

Debayer(Pattern)=RG

ROI=904x578

ROI(Offset)=1368x944

Shutter=1.069ms

Gain=353 (58%)

AutoExp=off

AutoGain=off

Brightness=1

Gamma=50

HardwBin=off

HighSpeed=off

USBTraffic=80

WBlue=75

WRed=55

Histogramm(min)=26

Histogramm(max)=97

Histogramm=38%

Noise(avg.deviation)=6.70

eADU=0.284

AutoAlign=false

PreFilter=none

Limit=none

Sensor temperature=24.3°C