June 18, 2020 Prom with LS80

[Astrophil]

Hi All,

A nice prom lured me out to image today. This time with the Lunt 80, a 5x Powermate, and an old PGR Grasshopper. This camera has a relatively small (3.45 micron) pixel pitch and was to be used with a PST or native focal length Lunt, not with the 5x Powermate. I used it anyway, over sampling the images. I don't think I did the prom justice this time.

Phil

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[eroel]

Phil:
Beautiful prominence.
Regards,
Eric.

[Montana]

Wow! that is a magnificent beast Phil I'm missing everything at the moment as it has been cloudy / rained for about 3 weeks now.

Alexandra

[ffellah]

These came out great, Phil. They do not look oversampled at all.

Franco

[JochenM]

That still came out quite nicely, Phil.

[dhkaiser]

Looks great to me Phil.

[EGRAY_OBSERVATORY]

Hi Phil, apart from "Caterpillars," "damp fireworks," hedges" yours fab images look a little like a mouse or rat ducking down to get through a hole !!

The images are excellent and show fine detail, thanks vm

Terry

[yltansg]

Hi Phil,

Very well captured of a moving beast!!

Alfred

[Astrophil]

Thanks everyone for the comments. Much appreciated.

It's funny how we see different shapes in proms. Usually animals but sometimes faces or groups of odd shaped people.

Would some one please send a little clear sky to Alexandra? Three weeks of clouds is too long.

Phil

[DeepSolar64]

Very detailed and sharp. I love the last image.

[Carbon60]

Looking good there, Phil. Very nice hedgerow prom, beautifully imaged.

Stu.

[marktownley]

Nice shot Phil, sampling makes all the difference.