30-3-2021 A fairly bland Ha image of today.
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30-3-2021 A fairly bland Ha image of today.
Not much surface-detail in Ha today, as shown, so those proms have it...
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Re: 30-3-2021 A fairly bland Ha image of today.
Nice one Terry!!
I popped out too and had a look, I'll process tonight while the hubby watches Top Gear (yawn)
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I popped out too and had a look, I'll process tonight while the hubby watches Top Gear (yawn)
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Re: 30-3-2021 A fairly bland Ha image of today.
The proms more than make up for it indeed. Nice work, Terry.
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Re: 30-3-2021 A fairly bland Ha image of today.
Thank you so much Alexandra and Jochen for your kind words.
Also thanks to the SPOD organiser too !!
I'm starting at the beginning again with the two new cameras (ZWO ASI 178MM's) and the WL scope and camera will be activated tomorrow - if time allows.
Then I will be trying-out the various magnification-lenses next, then adding my filter-wheel to try-out just about every filter available that I already have, to see if I can achieve some of the images that others have achieved - so well... (using knowledge gained from SolarChat - of course)...
More learning-curves to be undertaken, before any Cataract op's to be done - hopefully.
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Also thanks to the SPOD organiser too !!
I'm starting at the beginning again with the two new cameras (ZWO ASI 178MM's) and the WL scope and camera will be activated tomorrow - if time allows.
Then I will be trying-out the various magnification-lenses next, then adding my filter-wheel to try-out just about every filter available that I already have, to see if I can achieve some of the images that others have achieved - so well... (using knowledge gained from SolarChat - of course)...
More learning-curves to be undertaken, before any Cataract op's to be done - hopefully.
Regards
Terry
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Re: 30-3-2021 A fairly bland Ha image of today.
The disc doesn't show much for me either. I couple of small low contrast plages and a few small filaments. Proms saved the day!
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Re: 30-3-2021 A fairly bland Ha image of today.
Yes that sounds right James and I probably could have adjusted the etalon a little more for such detail and also this morning was for Single-Stacking only, so the DS would likely have shown more SFC detail...
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