This was the setup used on 23 July 16.
Baader D-ERF + Celestron 150mm refractor + ARIES collimating lens + Lunt 50THa (Single etalon) + 5x televue barlow (oversampling) + ASI174mono
Poor seeing condition with many passing clouds
Some images recorded then:
I did 90 sets of 200-frame recording with a gap of 10 seconds. A still frame is made by stacking 100 frames from each of the 200 frame recording. A time lapse movie was made from the 90 frames of stills.
In BW:
With pseudo colour:
Time Lapse of 23 July Solar Flare
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Time Lapse of 23 July Solar Flare
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Re: Time Lapse of 23 July Solar Flare
Incredible, nice event capture.
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Meade 10" F10 ACF
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ASI224MC
Orion Skyview Pro
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Meade 10" F10 ACF
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ASI224MC
Orion Skyview Pro
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Re: Time Lapse of 23 July Solar Flare
Thanks Franco and Tyson.
The flaring was incredible. So much happened between 1pm and 1:30 pm local time. Clouds covered the Sun during some of the time and as a result there were gaps in my video capture. Still I am glad to have captured most of it.
The flaring was incredible. So much happened between 1pm and 1:30 pm local time. Clouds covered the Sun during some of the time and as a result there were gaps in my video capture. Still I am glad to have captured most of it.
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Re: Time Lapse of 23 July Solar Flare
These look great Alfred!
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Re: Time Lapse of 23 July Solar Flare
Well caught and processed Alfred.These events are what keep us looking day after day.
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Re: Time Lapse of 23 July Solar Flare
Thanks Derek and Mark for leaving an encouraging note.
The weather has been poor lately. I am still looking for opportunity to image without the front D-ERF and also less the Lunt ERF in double stacked configuration.
The weather has been poor lately. I am still looking for opportunity to image without the front D-ERF and also less the Lunt ERF in double stacked configuration.
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Re: Time Lapse of 23 July Solar Flare
Thanks Alexandra and Jozef for your kind comment.
Here is a colourised version which I like very much.
Here is a colourised version which I like very much.