The Apollo 11 Flight Journal - Photography index

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The Apollo Lunar Surface Closeup Camera (ALSCC) was a specialised stereo camera that an astronaut could use to take closeup images of the lunar surface. It was completely self contained with its own lighting and film advance motor. It used a pair of 46.12-mm lenses with their optical axes set 29 mm apart. The aperture was fixed at f/17. It was operated by Neil Armstrong

AS11-40-5957 - The Apollo Lunar Surface Closeup Camera (ALSCC) on the edge of Little West Crater during the Apollo 11 surface EVA. Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center.

	AS11-45-6697 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6698 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6699 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6700 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6701 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6702 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6703 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6704 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6705 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. The larger object is about 13 mm across and has been splashed with molten material that has frozen to a glassy finish. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6706 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6707 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6708 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6709 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Many of these rocks have been covered with a glassy material that was molten on arrival. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6710 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Surface of lunar rock with embedded 20-mm clast. The surface has many small pits from micrometeoriod impact. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6711 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6712 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6713 Browse or print resolution. Stereo image of lunar surface. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU
	AS11-45-6714 Browse or print resolution. Closeup image of lunar surface. Only a single image was taken. Approx field of view is 72 mm by 83 mm. Image credit: NASA/JSC/ASU