This past session took much longer to process than I expected, but I finally finished up and have my images from last Sunday (July29th) presented below. Crystal clear skies all day and relative good seeing that lasted until the noon hour helped to make the session run nicely.
The usual setups were used...LS80T/LS75FHA/B1200Ha DS solar scope for full disk and the modded CR150/DSII/B1800Ha scope for the higher resolution images. The PGR Grasshopper Express (ICX674 chip) was used to capture the full disk images and a ZWO174MM was used on the higher resolution images.
The full disk image below is a 2 frame composite of separate disk and limb images (limb inverted): Disk activity was low but the early stages of AR2717 had started to emerge on the SE limb, and a nice collection of proms made for many imaging targets. First the SE quadrant: There was also a bit of activity rotating off the NW quadrant as well: The final images are of the proms...a single frame of the pair of 'eye lashes' on the SE limb and a multi frame mosaic of the group on the NW limb: A long 'holiday' weekend ahead here, so I'm hoping to have some morning sun and not be called into work on short notice

Questions and comments are always welcome,
Brian