Hi All, Hade fires go with new set up but is there something not right, Lunt 60mm, sharpcap 3.2.648, exposure 4.38ms, but I cannot proses it do I ned longer exposure,
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LUNT LS 60THa WITH PRESSURE TUNER, BLOCKING FILTER B1200, Skywatcher Startravel 80T OTA, ZWO ASI 178MM, lot of bit
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Difficult to be certain Peter, as always to post an image(s) here - would help to make a reasonable answer for you.
Please supply whatever you have taken on say "Solar Software" page or even "Commercial Solar Filters/Cameras/Hardware" page, where one or more of us might be able to assist. Using the current and expected clear-weather, is now the time to get some good results.
I know of your set-up from previous conversations and it is possible that if the sky is well-clear, that you might need a longer exposure than 4.38ms, so just take many exposures as single-frames only at first and increase the exposure-speeds through 1.00ms for each one up to say 20ms (if needed) and then see what sample-images are showing on the screen...
Remember CLEAR-ish SKIES, FOCUSING ACCURATELY and TAKE NOTES OF SUCCESFUL-SharpCap settings for future use - could be the way forward...
No need to worry about processing those single-frames before submitting them for us to see here, AS LONG AS EACH IMAGE DOES NOT EXCEED TWO Mbytes EACH AS JPEG's...
Cheers
Terry
Please supply whatever you have taken on say "Solar Software" page or even "Commercial Solar Filters/Cameras/Hardware" page, where one or more of us might be able to assist. Using the current and expected clear-weather, is now the time to get some good results.
I know of your set-up from previous conversations and it is possible that if the sky is well-clear, that you might need a longer exposure than 4.38ms, so just take many exposures as single-frames only at first and increase the exposure-speeds through 1.00ms for each one up to say 20ms (if needed) and then see what sample-images are showing on the screen...
Remember CLEAR-ish SKIES, FOCUSING ACCURATELY and TAKE NOTES OF SUCCESFUL-SharpCap settings for future use - could be the way forward...
No need to worry about processing those single-frames before submitting them for us to see here, AS LONG AS EACH IMAGE DOES NOT EXCEED TWO Mbytes EACH AS JPEG's...
Cheers
Terry
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Re: SUN 6/9/2021
Hi Terry, Sorry I have just put a image in.
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Not much wrong with that image Peter, so I will download it, process it and return it to you via email too..
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Re: SUN 6/9/2021
Ok Peter, other than the low-resolution 72Kbyte image extracted from SolarChat above, this is the processed image - with relevant comments within.
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Re: SUN 6/9/2021
Good shot Peter, the scope is not on band, that's all, being on band you will pull out a lot more detail.
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