On the sun's limb on July 25

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On the sun's limb on July 25

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Here are a few more images taken with my c9.25 with a Quark Combo on a 3X telecentric with an Orion 0.8X focal reducer.

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Re: On the sun's limb on July 25

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Nice shots of the edge Lou!


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Very nice Lou...must have been tough to get these at the long focal lengths!

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Hi

I was doing a first test of a 90mm F6.7 with a 4x Barlow and a straight through PST Etalon on the 25th late morning in the UK.

I could see a region, sort of hedge prominence, on the bottom right for me, about twice the height of the spiricules.
Does that sound about right based on images taken?

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Hi, Andrew

If I remember correctly, what you are describing sounds like the prominence in the 3rd image down which I spotted in the lower right of the sun's disk on my screen. I often reorient my images right side up no matter where they actually are on the sun. Did you take any images of that prominence?

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Hi

I am still in modding mode. Mainly baffling out stray light as I like good contrast.

I have a little QYH but failed to find focus in one try on the PST some time ago.

I might try sketching.

As the Sun is dynamic its just nice looking.

My one bodge try on the 127mm at F30 what I could see was comparable with an image on here, maybe a little more contrast.

When the first cheap Chinese refractors came out lads were web-camming the planets.
You would look through the scope one week and see the images the next.
They were less sharp, contrasty and colourful than what you re-called seeing.

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Well done Lou.


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Nice shots, Lou.

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Post by Montana »

Lovely fluffy spicules and you got all the detail in the small proms, nice work :bow

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