127mm f/8 AP refractor, Televue 3x Barlow, QHY5L-II color CMOS camera, stacked in Autostakkert, processing in Photoshop.
Clavius is the third largest crater on the visible side of the moon. It has a diamter of 225 km and is 3.5 km deep.
Schiller is a very oblong lunar crater. It seems to be a fusion of two or more craters, probably created by a very oblique impact.
Plato is the flat floored crater in the top of the image, to the right, a rille, the rima Plato is visible. To the lower right the Alpine Valley cuts through the Montes Alpes.
Gassendi has a diameter of 110km and is 1.9km deep. In the image the system of rilles on the crater floor is visible.
Copernicus has a diameter of 93 km and is 3.8 km deep.
and this is what the original video for the Clavius image looked like:
