| Film | Ektachrome 100 Elite II |
| Telescope/camera | Meade LX-200 10" |
| F-ratio | F/6.3 (Focal Reducer) |
| Exposure time | 30 Seconds |
| AutoGuider | Not used. |
| Autoguider exposure time | Not Used |
| guide star | Not Used |
| Date of Photo | 2001 Hours local, 26 September 96 |
| Location | Two miles down Peralta Trail Road |
| Scanner | HP PHOTOSMART SCANNER |
| Additional image processing | Applied Paint Shop Pro Unsharp Mask to improve contrast on 25 Oct 98 |
| Posted | 25 October 1998 |
If you have the "Redshift" program, you can set it up to "see" this lunar eclipse with the stars that are identified in the photo. Your observing location on Earth should be set to 111 25 0, +33 21 00 and you should set the time for 2001 hours local Phoenix time (there is no daylight savings time in Arizona. No one wanted an extra hour of daylight on days where sundown is the only relief from the 110+ Degree F. heat.) There was another star off to the right that is on the slide but I've been unable to capture it with the digitizer.