Eyepieces tend to come in two sizes ( as far as I'm aware ), 1 1/4 inch and erm...another (Mine are all 1 1/4 ).

You'll need as a minimum, one of these
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Pentax-camera-T-ring-T-ring-for-telescope-adapters_W0QQite...
That will allow you to use the telescope as a massive lens, straight on the front of the camera. That works well for the moon.

You could also add one of these
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1-25-T-Mount-M42-mount-Combination-Adaptor_W0QQitemZ220534...
This will allow you to fit eyepieces before the camera for extra magnification, but focusing becomes much harder. Hence the second image above


HTH

Fire away
I'll try to answer

Funnily enough, Saturday night, about 20:30
It could be you were picking up on the ash.

I'm forced to agree regarding number 2. I struggled with focus, I really miss my split screen

I get confused with how to define a crop, so here's the image straight off the camera, just resized for the forum.

[IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i296/Father_Ted/PHOTOS/original.jpg[/IMG]

I decided to charge my battery and get my telescope back out. I discovered that photographing the moon in its early states is difficult as DoF appears to be quite small. I say "appears" as in reality the out of focus area is many tens of miles away from the in focus area.
Still, excuses done
What do you think?
[IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i296/Father_Ted/PHOTOS/moon17_04_10upload.jpg[/IMG]


[IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i296/Father_Ted/PHOTOS/moon17_04_10-2upload.jpg[/IMG]

The orientation is different as a result of the eyepiece lenses I used.

Well, I haven't got on for a day or two, so there are 5 pages of unread posts. I skip straight ot most recent and...you guessed, this is the most recent unread post. I can't believe it's still going

Number one does nothing for me, I'm afraid.
But number two!! I like that very much.
I like the contrast/ mono conversion. The composition is, IMHO, very nice, with enough going to to make me look further.
Yep, I like number two a lot.

PM me with your email address and I'll send you a copy

Just to muddy the waters further.
I like the second version, except for the clouds. I think I'd use the original in the sky and only add contrast to the buildings and foreground.

But as this shows, it's all down to personal taste.

I agree with Gareth.
The composition I like, but the clouds top right look a little burnt to me and a bit more contrast overall would be nice.
But, yes! Nice image.