Sol'ex 2024-04-28

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Sol'ex 2024-04-28

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Well, the Sun finally came out for a couple of hours this morning so I tried the Sol'ex again.
Below are two captures, in Ha and Hb.
I think the latter may have been more affected by seeing or a slight wisp of cloud during recording.
Michael.
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Hi Michael,

Interesting shot but IMHO unfortunately the grid overwhelms the image


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Re: Sol'ex 2024-04-28

Post by Montana »

Fantastic Michael :bow :hamster: but like Rainer, I would like to see them without the grid ;)

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