Here are all the high-res images from NASA's Artemis II lunar flyby mission

[Redaktion]

Nikon has just released a complete high-res image library of all the images taken during the recently concluded Artemis II lunar flyby mission. Most of these were taken on a tried-and-tested Nikon D5 system - you can now officially download all those images.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Here-are-all-the-high-res-images-from-NASA-s-Artemis-II-lunar-flyby-mission.1271508.0.html

[Very cool]

Very cool

As an aside, it's decidedly less obvious that the 30-year-old Nikkor 35mm f/2 AF-D lens the crew has up in space was a better option than the Nikon AF-S 35mm f/1.4G or 35mm f/1.8G ED lenses

Since astronauts aren't camera experts, I hope they [=basically everyone who needed to know which lens to use] all knew it was the better lens.

[Caaaaarrrl]

These aren't all hi-res. "A Setting Earth" is still just 1920 × 1280. I guess it could be a crop

[Vincent Edward Parsons]

Dear All,
Having viewed the images of the Moon online taken by the Artemis II Crew, I am left with a sense of disappointment and a feeling that there must be more.
By comparison, the images taken by the Apollo crews were much more vibrant, dynamic and 'Attention getting'.
Is NASA holding out on us perhaps ?... :-(
Regards
Vincent.