Few images of October 27th

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Few images of October 27th

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Returned to image the Sun after a long pause due to bad weather. A small equatorial active region is rotating into view however is still on the limb and today I could not see it yet. Few prominences were visible on the W and E limb while the disc was peppered with some minor plages and filaments. Here are the largest prominences
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a close-up of a small region in H-alpha
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and in CaK
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Very happy of my new triplet objective, really sharp from H-alpha to calcium.


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Excellent results and sharp images, Raf. My greetings to Milano.

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Very nicely done! Especially the first image at the limb.


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Re: Few images of October 27th

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These are excellent images Raf!


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Superb images Raf...well done :bow

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Re: Few images of October 27th

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Thanks to all :) in the meantime that small active region is now visible at E limb, I can't see if it is spotless or not


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Wow!!! the first image is an absolute masterpiece! stunning images Raf :bow :bow :hamster:

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Excellent images Raf.


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Thanks Alexandra & Maurits. Here are the rear filters I used
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Nice mod!


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Re: Few images of October 27th

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Really nice details especially on the limb capture!

Is that a LS 50 or 60 etalon you’re using with your mod?


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hopskipson wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 2:03 am Is that a LS 50 or 60 etalon you’re using with your mod?
It's the LS50


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Re: Few images of October 27th

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Thanks for your comments. Confirm, is the LS50 as it exactly fits in the M68 female thread on the focuser tube. A Baader D-ERF is in front of the objective.


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