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Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
Best seeing of the year and long lasting too on May 29th 2023
It allowed me to capture a sequence of 21 x 5000 frames AVI's and produce an high quality time-lapse of the Sun's surface evolution
I've never seen the Sun perform such a white light show for me
It allowed me to capture a sequence of 21 x 5000 frames AVI's and produce an high quality time-lapse of the Sun's surface evolution
I've never seen the Sun perform such a white light show for me
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
I love this!! Awesome job! Nothing shows an active region like this like a good animation does.
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
That is a spectacular sequence. Being able to clearly watch granules form and then disappear is mesmerizing. Well done sir.
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
A superb animation with stunning detail.
I find it fascinating that tiny dark features [spots] can survive in sub-granular dimensions.
I find it fascinating that tiny dark features [spots] can survive in sub-granular dimensions.
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
I agree. I have read that pores can be as small as ten miles across! How can they survive against the granules which are several hundred miles across?
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
Splendid. Very well done.
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
Very impressive indeed! What setup did you use?
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Nice! What setup did you use?
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
That is just fabulous. Bravo ! The detail is incredible.
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Wow, super time lapse. Amazing to watch the photospheric convection cells boiling around.
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
Beautiful animation. Was it something like a 11" or 14" aperture telescope?
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
Fantastic animation and details.
Pls tell us about filters and setup you used.
Pls tell us about filters and setup you used.
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
Hi all! Thank you for your comments! I used a SW250x1200 at 6000mm. ZWO174MM, 240mm astrosolar 3.8 and continuum filter. Best 300 of 5000 frames AVI. I imagined the Sun for 3 days in a row but while on the first two days the excellent seeing conditions lasted only a minute or two in two hours, on the 27th suddenly it felt like being at La Silla....for 15 to 20 minutes!
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
Geez this animation has just raised the bar! Absolutely superb! Watching the changes in the granulation is spectacular.
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
WoW and WoW again! These look like professional images. Is these from a 250mm Newtonian? Several amateurs here like You, Christian and a couple of others have really been turning out some truly impressive high resolution photosphere images lately.
What days were these taken? Obviously the 27th was one of them.
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What days were these taken? Obviously the 27th was one of them.
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
My mistake. The timelapse is from the 29th, the single sunspot image the 23 rd and the last one the 27th. Newton sw250/1200. Other 3 days of imaging didn't produce anything good despite the 5/5 meteoblue prediction. Thanks again for all the comments. Captured using Sharpcapture elaborated with AS3 using drizzle1.5 and regis
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
Hold on to and keep good care of it, because no one knows when ND 3.8 in sizes >20 cm is coming back, if ever.
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Wonderful, thanks
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
Had a 250mm 5.0 filter and found a guy that was selling a 240x240sheet of 3.8 in the used equipment market.
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Sensational images - the detail is amazing.mrcvaccari wrote: ↑Fri Jun 02, 2023 10:36 pm Hi all! Thank you for your comments! I used a SW250x1200 at 6000mm. ZWO174MM, 240mm astrosolar 3.8 and continuum filter. Best 300 of 5000 frames AVI. I imagined the Sun for 3 days in a row but while on the first two days the excellent seeing conditions lasted only a minute or two in two hours, on the 27th suddenly it felt like being at La Silla....for 15 to 20 minutes!
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
Some of my settings and a video of my live-view
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Fantastic HR images and animation, simply superb
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Here is the video
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Magical shots, a new difficult-to-reach level! Honored SPoD!
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Re: Granulation 14 minutes time-lapse
Absolutely fantastic work,well done
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