The opposite. It's this in one image

Telescope with some LEDs

You don't just take a single photo of the moon. You take a video then stack the best frames to try to eliminate atmospheric distortion.

I took 3min videos, which was about 20gb, then stack the top 20%. Do that for all 4 LRGB filters (sane people use a colour camera).

Then sharpen and combine

It's mainly to visually monitor the telescope (the top of the mount is in the bottom right) and checking for clouds. But I hope to get it working as a safety monitor that can link up with the scopes PC to automatically close the cover in case of clouds/rain.

timelapses & star trails are a bonus

it's too much for bluesky

the moon is more interesting when it's not full. more shadows on crater limbs etc

Just with a monochrome camera with a luminance filter, so it's just black & white. And maybe over sharpened. And too bright in areas. And too contrasty? Would have to play around with settings to get it better.

The Chicken Fillet Nebula?

A Flat Panel is essentially a lens cap with a light, so that you can take "flat" calibration frames that are used to remove visual defects on your actual astronomy captures.

Like if you had a smudge on the lens, take a backlit photo of it and remove that from the actual images