Solar Prominance June 1st 2019
Jul 16, 2019 23:42:57 #
The sun has been pretty quiet during the days I don't have clouds so it has been awhile since I have been able to image anything of interest.
This was shot with a Lunt 60mm pressure tuned solar telescope tracking on my AVX tripod.
I used the Celestron 236c color CMOS camera.
I didn't make notes of my processing of this image.
The first image is cropped to show the details
The second is as shot.
Both have been stacked for details but not processed in Registax.
This was shot with a Lunt 60mm pressure tuned solar telescope tracking on my AVX tripod.
I used the Celestron 236c color CMOS camera.
I didn't make notes of my processing of this image.
The first image is cropped to show the details
The second is as shot.
Both have been stacked for details but not processed in Registax.
Jul 16, 2019 23:58:12 #
Jul 19, 2019 22:34:47 #
Jul 19, 2019 23:54:20 #
That looks very close to the location of a prominance I captured when I shot the total eclipse in Aug 2017.
Jul 20, 2019 22:11:09 #
Basil wrote:
That looks very close to the location of a prominance I captured when I shot the total eclipse in Aug 2017.
Where did you go to shoot the eclipse?
I was at Madras Oregon with the Charlie Bates Solar Education group.
I had two scopes setup and had over 4500 people come through my station.
I had a blast.
Jul 21, 2019 01:39:55 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
Where did you go to shoot the eclipse?
I was at Madras Oregon with the Charlie Bates Solar Education group.
I had two scopes setup and had over 4500 people come through my station.
I had a blast.
I was at Madras Oregon with the Charlie Bates Solar Education group.
I had two scopes setup and had over 4500 people come through my station.
I had a blast.
I was in the middle of a several thousand acre private ranch near Glenrock, WY. No-one but my wife, my sister and a couple friends for miles around. The ranch is owned by the family of the my sister's son's fiancé. We spent the night before in a tent in the middle of the ranch, then set up the camera behind a barn to do the shoot. Here are a few pictures from that trip.
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