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From: armicheal
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  • Superb Shoot ! I'll try your experience also... :)

    Asking you : did you shoot sequences (maybe ~ 100 frames each one) regularly, during that 2 hours, stacked each sequences and made a movie from results? If SO , then tell me please, each sequence was shoot once at a N minutes. What's the value of that N so for being sure about resulting movie continuity ? I am just a beginner, sorry. Gabriel

  • i can watch this thing all day

  • Again, remarkable resolution, and thanks for sharing!

  • @grabngonuts - Thanks.

  • Looks really cool. May I ask why the surface of the sun is shadowed out? Coronagraph or some other technique? Or is it not visible in that waveband?

  • @Orcrist666 - Capturing Proms requires the use of a large smount of Gain to the CCD detector. This typically has the effect of saturating the disk area. I can usually get both with a careful setup but in this case I was only interested in the prom action happening. Its typical for most disks to show up white against the edge but I found that distracted me from the prom action so I processed the disk out of the image.

  • @armicheal Ah I see, it was edited out. I agree though, a saturated solar surface would have drawn the attention of viewers away from the prominences. It turned out well the way you did it. Did you use a hydrogen alpha filter to capture the prominence?

  • Excellent! Remarkable resolution and nicely captures the sense of movement.

  • @Tricyklist

    Thanks I used a Lunt Solar Systems telescope for this one and a 2x barlow lens with a DMK ccd.

  • Very nice!!!!

  • @astrofranck - Thanks.

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