I did use digital zoom, went down to 1.9mp in raw editor and no resizing, I could of got more data by up scaling to 10mp then using reduce shake in photoshop but i did not want to edit that far as that would not so much of the camera then, i could get that same images as the p900 with a 50x zoom lens or the 100x zoom lens for phones but not got ?100 laying around XD the p900 would be much better if it pushed out more res i think
I tried looking through a Nikon zoom lens (forgot the magnification level) through the L1020, but I guess there was some incompatibility with the focal lengths since I couldn't see any clear image regardless of lens and phone focus settings. Might have better chances with Binoculars or telescopes - just like how the L1020 works well on Microscopes through the eyepiece.
The P900 has a 16MP sensor - with a zoom capability like that (83x optical) who needs more megapixels? Besides, increasing the sensor density (increase in megapixels) will sacrifice ISO performance. :wink:
The L1020 image is pretty good, considering that it was taken only with an attachment. Besides, I think you've got at least 53 dimly-lit stars around the moon there, so the data should be sufficient (if those are indeed stars, not a result of Rayleigh scattering).