29.05.2021 New rosette AR in NE

[Rusted]

The seeing is still rubbish today.
I have been chopping my main tube and playing with etalon spacing for more even lighting.

The weird AR in the NE reminds me of a rose or rosette. Or a vaccination scar?
Best I can manage, so far, as the sun sinks towards the trees:

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[DeepSolar64]

Congratulations of the Ha capture of the new region. I just visually observed it in white light. I saw three tiny spots.

[EGRAY_OBSERVATORY]

Excellent image and hopefully something more will become from this AR.

Thanks for sharing
Terry

[Rusted]

Thanks.

This weird AR seems to be far too bright. Perhaps I'm simply off band?
I can't tame it despite turning the gain right down in SharpCap and then ImPPG.
My background is almost invisibly dark yet the AR is like a Celtic knot of bright white flares.
I have been chopping my scope and altering the PST etalon spacing and extensions.

[RodAstro]

Hi Rusted

I don't think it's your tuning the active region is very bright and has developed very quickly, nothing there a few hours ago.
I don't know what it is doing at the moment as I am clouded out, it may actually be building up to flaring fingers crossed.

Rod

[Rusted]

Thanks Rod.

Here's an image from an hour later:
You can see how dark I made the background to avoid "over exposure" of the AR detail.

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[Rusted]

And another, using the 2.6x GPC for more scale as the late seeing improves.

29.05.2021 18.37 2.6x gpc.jpg (100.86 KiB) Viewed 209 times

[DeepSolar64]

It's really bright on the SDO images too!

[RodAstro]

Looking at GONG its brightest was about 3:15 UT so about right, calming down now, sadly.

Rod

[Stardust5858]

Lovely captures Rusted, I too saw that this morning around 10am. Thanks for sharing.