rob s Loc: La Mesa, CA

I use a 7D Mkll with an EF 100-400 is ll. On occasion I've used my 1.4X ll behind it. Manual exposure and spot AF.
I'll take a few shots to check exposure but generally something around 1/1000 at f4 and ISO 640. I don't usually go below 1/800 and try to keep the ISO as low as I can without underexposing the moons surface. A little testing will get you close and you can always try sets a differing exposures.
There was an article in PetaPixel which gave a version of the stacking technique:
http://petapixel.com/2015/02/21/a-practical-guide-to-creating-superresolution-photos-with-photoshop/
I usually set my camera on high speed rapid shooting. Shoot about 15-20 frames hand held and then select the best 10-12 using FastStone to examine the images at 200%.
I make an initial edit of all the frames in LightRoom and then using the grid in the crop tool align them as closely as I can before sending them to in their new cropped size to PhotoShop as layers.
I usually sharpen with sharpen before saving back to LR.
Good luck - it's easier than it sounds. Particularly if you have CC ;-)

MTG44 Loc: Corryton, Tennessee

Thanks everybody for all your suggestions and help.

MTG44 Loc: Corryton, Tennessee

Thanks. I was relying on spell check. Will be more careful.

Franku Loc: Wallingford, PA and Parrish, Fl

What lens and camera settings did you use?
That's an excellent picture.

planepics Loc: St. Louis burbs, but originally Chicago burbs

Thanks :)
It was taken about a year and a half ago using my 70-300 at 300 (effective focal length 450 considering crop factor on the A77). It was shot at f/5.6, ISO 400 and 1/1250 exposure (shutter priority). Tweaked in Picasa most likely for highlights, shadows and sharpening. Handheld as I didn't have a functioning tripod at the time. Nice thing (usually) about the A77 is the EVF. When you change settings, i.e SS, ISO, whatever you can see what the exposure will look like before you pull the trigger. Just Googled Parrish...you're about 45 min to an hour North of my parents' winter home (Venice). Maybe someday we could meet when I visit (probably not until at least next year as I'm spending a boatload of money on my upcoming vacation)

Franku Loc: Wallingford, PA and Parrish, Fl

It would be great to get together in Florida when you come down.
We fly back and forth from PA about every five weeks and then stay for about five weeks.

planepics Loc: St. Louis burbs, but originally Chicago burbs

One of my brothers lives in a suburb or Harrisburg

Franku Loc: Wallingford, PA and Parrish, Fl

We are on the other side of PA near Philadelphia

jcboy3

The lens is a crop sensor lens, so the crop factor should be applied to the shutter speed calculation. Which means minimum shutter speed should be 1/450 sec.