Yay! Finally something to image!
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Yay! Finally something to image!
Winds died down and the haze lightened up a little, so I had a go with the Quark and an APM HerschelPrizm in the WO FLT132. The APM seems to work quite well in this scope.
Clear skies all!
AR2699 and a teeny filament ROI on AR2699 White light Crop on the AR - not sure I like the colorization on white light images. Thoughts? Thanks for looking!
-Patrick
Clear skies all!
AR2699 and a teeny filament ROI on AR2699 White light Crop on the AR - not sure I like the colorization on white light images. Thoughts? Thanks for looking!
-Patrick
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Re: Yay! Finally something to image!
Very nice results, Patrick, nicely done.
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Those are really nice images. Thanks for sharing!

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Excellent detail
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Wonderful shots! we have been missing lovely active regions like this

I personally prefer WL in B&W
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I personally prefer WL in B&W

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Patrick:
Very nice session.
Regards,
Eric.
Very nice session.
Regards,
Eric.
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Great images there Patrick
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Patrick...
Your images are very sharp and well processed
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Your images are very sharp and well processed

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Re: Yay! Finally something to image!
Thanks for the comments! The extra aperture and focal length definitely make a difference! The Quark also works pretty decently, didn't have to do much other than tweak the contrast and a light touch of sharpening.
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Hi Patrick - these are great images - thanks for sharing.
I like mono WL image BTW!
I like mono WL image BTW!
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Re: Yay! Finally something to image!
Great job!
I'm envious. I'm stuck with the haze. Looking through the eyepiece makes me think that my optics are filthy. I can't even see any prominences. It's tough even to tune the etalon, but at least I got something of a look today.
Nice to see what it looks like with better seeing
I'm envious. I'm stuck with the haze. Looking through the eyepiece makes me think that my optics are filthy. I can't even see any prominences. It's tough even to tune the etalon, but at least I got something of a look today.
Nice to see what it looks like with better seeing
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