Lunar Live Stacking with SharpCap

Lunar observing in the daytime (a spur of the moment live stream) with a Celestron CPC-800, ZWO ASI 533mm camera, IR Pass Filter and SharpCap Live Lunar Stacking feature.
The Moon was high in the southern, blue sky, and the Sun was rising steadily in the East. It was the ideal time for some lunar observing. All made possible by SharpCap's Lunar Live Stacking feature and an SVBONY IR Pass filter.
Our Lunar mapping software, is the excellent Virtual Moon Atlas.
Time for breakfast!

[@jamesianhampton108]

Great Pete, can’t wait to try this!

[@Xio2011]

Hi James, a spontaneous morning observing session 😄. I should really have taken more care with the one point alignment. I hope you are having some clear skies in your neck of the woods.

[@PeGae]

Great, Pete! What Kind of IR Filter did you use?

[@Xio2011]

Hi, I used a SVBONY IR Pass filter, 685nm. This cost me the grand sum of £16.99 GBP here in the UK. Having tried the same lunar observations without a filter. I must admit this filter is very good at reducing the effects of seeing and darkening the bright blue sky. Thank you for watching. Have fun. Pete.

[@leedavis3420]

Hi Pete. Thanks for the live stream. Did you set any frame filtering during the lunar live stacking?

[@Xio2011]

Hi, sorry if the stream was a little chaotic 😊I don't think the morning coffee had quite kicked in!
Yes, I was using frame filtering. It was set to the best 20%.
Thanks for watching. Have fun.
Pete

[@AmatureAstronomer]

Okay.

[@Xio2011]

Thanks.