Eventually, when the sky was more or less clear, I was able to capture three reasonable shots across the active regions to stitch together into a mosaic. The seeing conditions were below par, which is no surprise, given where the Sun is at this time of year in the afternoon from my location.
Anyhow, here's the resulting image in Mono and colour taken on my 150 mm double stacked refractor at f34 (using a 2.5x PM). The camera was my usual choice for these types of images, that being my Basler acA1920-155um. I used Genika Astro for image capture, AS!3 for stacking and ImPPG to deconvolute and sharpen, finessing in a final step using PixInsight.
20221112_Ha_AR13140_13141_Mono by Stuart Green, on Flickr
20221112_Ha_AR13140_13141_Colour by Stuart Green, on FlickrTomorrow promises to be a better day.....we'll see.
Thanks for looking.
Stu.
Sunday may have been the sunnier day but the seeing was dreadful 
