Hello from Barcelona:
Here is the last image of AR1429. Soon, good bye 1429.
Registax 6.0
AutoStakkert2 (thank you Alexandra) Wavelets with Registax 6.0
Sun 13.02.2012
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Re: Sun 13.02.2012
Oh MY!! did you capture that from a spaceship? Gosh that's beautiful 
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Re: Sun 13.02.2012
Hi Pepe
excellent shot
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excellent shot
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Re: Sun 13.02.2012
HI Pepe, I can tell this shot has excellent resolution because you have captured the elusive granulation near the limb. Awesome.
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Re: Sun 13.02.2012
Hi Pepe,
I had a look through your other WL pictures from today on Flickr. Have you tried out Autostakkert 2 yet? I think it may improve them and get a more even process over the field. It's very easy to use, if you need any help just ask.
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I had a look through your other WL pictures from today on Flickr. Have you tried out Autostakkert 2 yet? I think it may improve them and get a more even process over the field. It's very easy to use, if you need any help just ask.
Regards
Alexandra
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Re: Sun 13.02.2012
Terrific shot! :
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Double stack PST, Lunt CaK B600, Daystar Quark Chromosphere
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Celestron Nexstar 8SE.
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Re: Sun 13.02.2012
Excellent closeups, feels like you are hovering over it in a spaceship.
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Re: Sun 13.02.2012
Tup shots Pepe! Lets hope another big active region isn't too long coming round again...
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