Nice addition! Clouds permitting i'm going to image before work tomorrow morning.

I prefer the last one Alfred!

Sounds like you've been busy! Post up some pictures of all of this when you get chance, I know people would be interested to see them.

Nice closeup Stu! It's nice to be able to get the scope out for half an hour or so after work.

Excellent images Peter!

Sounds like you've been busy. Interesting to know about the variability in the astroboot barlows, like you say lends itself to more potential.

Good captures David, we are back to a quiet sun again, fingers crossed it picks up soon.

You've got a great collection of images here Eric! Can you smell the smoke in the air?

Thanks everyone!

It's gonna be part of the spicule forest...

Thanks Maurits, thanks Alexandra. It's exactly bright points like these we need to keep an eye on. They start off like this, as the solar jetstream for cycle 25 gets closer to the surface they become emerging flux regions, and then once the magnetic field strength gets above 1500 gauss we have spots...

A pleasantly sunny start to the day so I darted out with the travelling kit - 50mm Lunt etalon on the 60mm f6 scope, 2x cemax, FLIR GH3 ICX916M https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/47109785844_87f8a2985e_o.jpg ha-fd-ss-bw by Mark Townley , on Flickr https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/47109785734_7cb...

Nice prom shot Marty!

That's a super prom Pepe!

These guys have the tooling, and they're astronomy based so there may be a chance? https://www.jtwastronomy.com/services

Nice capture Robert! The sun does look blank compared to a week or so ago...

These are fantastic especially given the smokey conditions Eric.

That's good news Stephen. I hope we are in a position for it to still be running after that too.

These are excellent images Ronnie

Looks like your skies were nice and blue today, with good images to.

Binning is good! I use it too. Nice images, it's never really cleared here today, just had a few glimpses.

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There are yellow glass, red glass, Baader D-ERF, and Aries D-ERF that I'm aware of.

I've got a couple of Beloptik tri-bands, and Frederic at Airy Labs make a Ha ERF for C9.25.

That's very good point George.

These are excellent Alfred!

Can you describe the post processing steps you did to get this result.

That's very impressive Valery!