Ok, first thanks for your comments, second, sorry for my little english.
I've joined the images with the GIMP. Images have intersection zones, the same zone (not entire) in two or more images. I've beginning at a corner, and then search another image win an intersetion zone with the previous image. Then I move the seccond image over the first until the images are in the same position (zoom of 400% is usual). I've croped corners and bad straight lines at the limit of images. I've used mask layers for make the transition from one layer to another. In this way I have arrived to the moon's end. It was an hard and delicate work.
Ok, more details. Telescope was c8 prime focus with an Celestron star diagonal-1 prism. A little more, then, that F10. Camera is a qhy5. I've taked 34 videos to make sure all the moon was captured. From each video I've obtained one picture for the mosaic with Registax6, not all videos were necessary. Van-Cittert deconvolution was performed with Pixinsight.
