Sun 26-02

[MAURITS]

This time again a sun recording in shades of gray.
I don't know but I like the shades of gray almost more then my previous color versions, peculiar conclusion

So for today, this is the most "visible prom" from my backyard.


150mm scope with front D-ERF
Quark Chromosphere
Reducer 0.5x
Asi 174MM

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[PDB]

That's a good capture and processing Maurits.
Agree with that B&W images can't be beaten by the colored ones. (It's always pseudo color anyway) Even like non-inverted images more, but that is a matter of taste. (Sometimes inverted ones seem to show slighly more detail)

I was also trying (maybe around 120km from your location?) but could get really good images with the 80mm. Maybe should have taken the 120 instead of the 80mm.

Regards,

Paul

[Montana]

Very clear and sharp but beautifully soft I always prefer the B&W

Alexandra

[MAURITS]

Thanks Alexandra for your comment …

[eroel]

Maurits, a nice and clean image.
Best wishes,
Eric.

[bart1805]

Hi Maurits, nice one, but curious how a non-inverted image looks like with your set-up.
You have an almost perfect ghost image. The prom is reflected a bit to the right. Must have to do with some reflections in your imagetrain. You could start with flocking the nosepiece of the camera. CS! Bart.

[rsfoto]

Hi Maurits,

Very nice. That surface reminds me of gras tuft :-)

Rainer

[MAURITS]

Paul, Eric, Bart, Rainer thanks for the nice comments ...

[marktownley]

Very good image Maurits!

[MAURITS]

Thanks Mark ...

[MapleRidge]

Hi Maurits...

Great capture with lots of fine details

Brian

[MAURITS]

Thanks Brian ...