Heya,
Seeing was ok this morning, but not superb. Had some clear skies so I figured even though there's no major features going on, there is always something to find with enough resolution. Went after some small prominences, spicules, convection cells and other tiny features in the photosphere & chromoshpere.
B&W:
Colored:
Equipment:
C8 Edge HD + Aires Tri-Band D-ERF
Quark Chromosphere + Baader 2" UV/IR block filter (HA)
2x Barlow + Baader 610nm Long Pass + Baader 1.8 ND (WL)
ST80 Refractor
SkyBender + Baader Blue CCD-IR Block + Chroma 393.37 0.1nm (CaK)
Very best,
Today's Solar Features in High Res | April 29th 2019
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Re: Today's Solar Features in High Res | April 29th 2019
Great set Marty. Mostly clouds here at the moment but I did get a few minutes at the eyepiece of the Evostar with the Lacerta wedge earlier.
David
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Re: Today's Solar Features in High Res | April 29th 2019
Marty, I really like the texture you brought out in the first image. Great detail and processing. Are the HR surface images (Ha and WL) the same region? They turned out well.
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Looks good!
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Re: Today's Solar Features in High Res | April 29th 2019
Wow!! the prominence has some beautiful detail, a tremendous set Marty
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Re: Today's Solar Features in High Res | April 29th 2019
Another very fine set of images, Marty. Nice!
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Re: Today's Solar Features in High Res | April 29th 2019
Excellent Marty, a lot of very clear details.