Sunday Sun 7th July '19_Cycle 25
Posted: Sun Jul 07, 2019 7:36 pm
Cycle 25.....yippee....
The seeing conditions were awful as these were taken in the late afternoon from my back garden here in the north-west of England. Nevertheless I was excited to see a small sunspot which has been confirmed to be an early one of cycle 25 and wanted to capture it in Cak and hydrogen alpha. Not the best of images given the conditions and I was really struggling to achieve focus, especially in Ha. Tuning may be a little off as well.
First up the FD views in CaK in mono and colour.
20190707_CaK_FD by Stuart Green, on Flickr
20190707_CaK_FD_Colour by Stuart Green, on Flickr
And a closer view of the little sunspot in CaK:
20190707_CaK by Stuart Green, on Flickr
20190707_CaK_Colour by Stuart Green, on Flickr
Then over to the red on the 150mm/DS Lunt 35 mod:
20190707_Ha by Stuart Green, on Flickr
20190707_Ha_Colour by Stuart Green, on Flickr
After all that, I did have an attempt in WL using the Lacerta Brewster wedge. A bit over processed, but again with was a challenge to get anything stable with the air mass moving like a swimming pool.
20190707_WL by Stuart Green, on Flickr
Thanks for looking.
Stu.
The seeing conditions were awful as these were taken in the late afternoon from my back garden here in the north-west of England. Nevertheless I was excited to see a small sunspot which has been confirmed to be an early one of cycle 25 and wanted to capture it in Cak and hydrogen alpha. Not the best of images given the conditions and I was really struggling to achieve focus, especially in Ha. Tuning may be a little off as well.
First up the FD views in CaK in mono and colour.
20190707_CaK_FD by Stuart Green, on Flickr
20190707_CaK_FD_Colour by Stuart Green, on Flickr
And a closer view of the little sunspot in CaK:
20190707_CaK by Stuart Green, on Flickr
20190707_CaK_Colour by Stuart Green, on Flickr
Then over to the red on the 150mm/DS Lunt 35 mod:
20190707_Ha by Stuart Green, on Flickr
20190707_Ha_Colour by Stuart Green, on Flickr
After all that, I did have an attempt in WL using the Lacerta Brewster wedge. A bit over processed, but again with was a challenge to get anything stable with the air mass moving like a swimming pool.
20190707_WL by Stuart Green, on Flickr
Thanks for looking.
Stu.