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Lots of chatter on forums about the sun's recent action ....so I
Jun 24, 2018 20:02:39   #
nikonshooter Loc: Spartanburg, South Carolina
 
I imaged the sun this morning. I am seeing a lot of chatter about the sun's proms and spots so I went in search to see for myself this morning.

500 total pics - kept 100 and stack processed in Autostakket - then used Registax wavelets for the balance. Color was added in PSCC.

I used the Vixen ED81S refractor - Quark Chromosphere - and ASI120MM-S camera. Newton rings are a real problem when using this camera with an Ha Filter of any kind so I had to use the T-Tilter and a 2 degree tilt to minimize them. They are still present but not as bad.


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Jun 24, 2018 21:17:51   #
Albuqshutterbug Loc: Albuquerque NM
 
nikonshooter wrote:
I imaged the sun this morning. I am seeing a lot of chatter about the sun's proms and spots so I went in search to see for myself this morning.

500 total pics - kept 100 and stack processed in Autostakket - then used Registax wavelets for the balance. Color was added in PSCC.

I used the Vixen ED81S refractor - Quark Chromosphere - and ASI120MM-S camera. Newton rings are a real problem when using this camera with an Ha Filter of any kind so I had to use the T-Tilter and a 2 degree tilt to minimize them. They are still present but not as bad.
I imaged the sun this morning. I am seeing a lot... (show quote)


I didn't know you had the setup for Hydrogen Alpha photography.
This looks pretty darn good and glad to see someone else shoot the Sun for a change.
Quite Nice Ed.
Jim

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Jun 24, 2018 21:36:28   #
nikonshooter Loc: Spartanburg, South Carolina
 
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
I didn't know you had the setup for Hydrogen Alpha photography.
This looks pretty darn good and glad to see someone else shoot the Sun for a change.
Quite Nice Ed.
Jim


I don't do enough solar imaging to know what I am doing. Same with plantarry . Registax and autustakkert are programs that I haven't taken the time with to know what I am doing.

I can get the full disk if I use the ASI174MM-c cameras also the Newton rings are hardly noticeable but I have that camera on another mount ready for a clear night. I have pretty much committed the AVX PLUS Vixen ED81s to solar imaging along with my ASI120mm-c cam. It is a better planetary cam but works ok for the sun.

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Jun 25, 2018 00:49:54   #
rgrenaderphoto Loc: Hollywood, CA
 
nikonshooter wrote:
I imaged the sun this morning. I am seeing a lot of chatter about the sun's proms and spots so I went in search to see for myself this morning.

500 total pics - kept 100 and stack processed in Autostakket - then used Registax wavelets for the balance. Color was added in PSCC.

I used the Vixen ED81S refractor - Quark Chromosphere - and ASI120MM-S camera. Newton rings are a real problem when using this camera with an Ha Filter of any kind so I had to use the T-Tilter and a 2 degree tilt to minimize them. They are still present but not as bad.
I imaged the sun this morning. I am seeing a lot... (show quote)


The magnetic force lines around the sunspot is epic.

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Jun 25, 2018 01:11:34   #
Europa Loc: West Hills, CA
 
Wow, really nice Ed.

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Jun 29, 2018 19:58:49   #
CraigFair Loc: Santa Maria, CA.
 
nikonshooter wrote:
I imaged the sun this morning. I am seeing a lot of chatter about the sun's proms and spots so I went in search to see for myself this morning.

500 total pics - kept 100 and stack processed in Autostakket - then used Registax wavelets for the balance. Color was added in PSCC.

I used the Vixen ED81S refractor - Quark Chromosphere - and ASI120MM-S camera. Newton rings are a real problem when using this camera with an Ha Filter of any kind so I had to use the T-Tilter and a 2 degree tilt to minimize them. They are still present but not as bad.
I imaged the sun this morning. I am seeing a lot... (show quote)

Great job Ed. I wish I had a great setup like you and Jim. I have just a simple Solar filter.
Craig

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