good evening to all,
a late afternoon sun (for me, in France ), at the fs60 with its sm40 double stack, BF10, glasspath x1.7 and zwo178mm around 16:20 UT
cordially
stephane
halpha sun on 7 April
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Re: halpha sun on 7 April
Thank you Stephane you have certainly captured an excellent image of our quiet Sun.
Even the proms are quite small, but very clear
Thanks for sharing
Terry
Even the proms are quite small, but very clear
Thanks for sharing
Terry
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Re: halpha sun on 7 April
Nice shots! There is slightly activity on the sun, hope that it will be great.
Best regards, Ivan.
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Re: halpha sun on 7 April
Remarkably similar but more even than through my SMII 60.
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Re: halpha sun on 7 April
Very good images Stephane!
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