Sun time lapse 4h 45m 20-04-2019

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Sun time lapse 4h 45m 20-04-2019

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Hi,

My longest ever made time lapse. No guiding on the Sun 900 mm focal length. The abrupt movement is my focusers backlash :mrgreen:

The mount is a iOptron CEM 120EC2 and we can see that the solar tracking rate is superb.

At the end of the video some cables from the power lines cross the image :idea:

Thanks for looking

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http://rainerehlert.com/astro/Sol/Sol_T ... 4h_45m.mp4


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That's a good run!


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great animation and the iOptron mount sure holds the sun in place!!!

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Re: Sun time lapse 4h 45m 20-04-2019

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very cool ! Rainer


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Very nice, Rainer.

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Looks like it is almost trying to lift off, that is a wonderful piece of work, well done :bow

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Very nice to see the evolution Rainer.


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Post by Christopher »

Nice work Raineer. That slowly evolving prominence benefited from your patience. I envy your permanent installation!


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