A last HR glimp of AR2824

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A last HR glimp of AR2824

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Finally the sun came out again, but between the clouds.
A quick recording from the last sighting of AR2824.

ASI 290MM with 0.5x reducer.
Quark Chromosphere.
TOA150B telescope with DERF.
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Re: A last HR glimp of AR2824

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It will be sad to see this cracker of an AR move out of sight. Thanks for a great last glimpse Maurits.

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Really good shot there Maurits.


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Re: A last HR glimp of AR2824

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Hello Maurits
It's impressive, very detailed. Great shot.

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Thanks Martin, Minh and Ivan for the feedback.


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Very beautiful image, Maurits.
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Very nice Maurits! It's almost gone. :-(


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Re: A last HR glimp of AR2824

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A killer image, Maurits ! I love how fluffy the chromosphere turned out but you still have very well resolved spicules...

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That’s a wonderful image, Maurits. Great tonal balance and attention to details. Really nice.

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Re: A last HR glimp of AR2824

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Hi Maurits, a great capture of this well-interesting AR.
No doubt more to come as this one slips over the edge.

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Nice and fluffy Maurits, thanks for sharing.


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Thanks all for the feedback, it's always a pleasure to post here images in the group.


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I've been staring at this one for quite a while. Absolutely cracking shot, Maurits.


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Jochen, thanks for your feedback, I appreciate it very much.


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Re: A last HR glimp of AR2824

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Excellent shot Maurits!

A full size DERF + a Quark Chromosphere is a killer combination for any telescope.

Thanks for sharing.

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Valery that's absolutely a good combination.
Thanks for the feedback, appreciate it.


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Re: A last HR glimp of AR2824

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Valery wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 6:51 am Excellent shot Maurits!

A full size DERF + a Quark Chromosphere is a killer combination for any telescope.

Thanks for sharing.

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Yes, it's a perfect combination and a nice photo!


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Beautiful photo Maurits! Has a 3-D feel to it!

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Impressive Maurits!
I love your 3D feel as Arne wrote.
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Very impressive image, I saw the last of it also, it was a great show

Many thanks for sharing

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Thanks for the comments FairFrank, Arne, Alexandros and Richard.


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