Today my goal was to image the prominences on the northwest limb and to image a full disc 540nm photosphere. Though successful, my images are held back in sharpness by the seeing. A C-Class flare occurred in the SW quadrant of the Sun just after I came in from imaging. Figures huh..We also had an X1.27 Flare back in the wee hours at 02:54UTC in one of the active regions nearing the SE limb, probably the one that would spawn the later C-Class flare.
My images were done using the Orion70 at 540nm and the Coronado SMII90 in SingleStack at 656.28nm. PGR Grasshopper camera on a MacOS High Sierra MacBook Pro running ASTRO IIDC and edited in GIMP. The Slooh Lunt 60 was used for a single image as well.
James
- SDOAIA131_SWL_X1.27Flare!_3-29-23am.JPG (142.04 KiB) Viewed 277 times
Here's my images.
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- 20230329_153310.03_UTC_JP.jpg (198.31 KiB) Viewed 277 times
- 20230329_153644.57_UTC_JP.jpg (570 KiB) Viewed 277 times
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- Teide5-2023-03-29T154312UTC_Slooh_JP.jpg (83.37 KiB) Viewed 277 times
pity you didn't see the X class but I guess that was a bit impossible 
