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Dave Smith

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  1. Thanks David. The last one is with a 2x and 3x barlow and the best 100 frames out of 4000. Dave
  2. Firstly in white light with a continuum filter. and finally in Halpha Time and cloud did not let me explore that floating prom in the SW Dave
  3. Very nice, as usual. Dave
  4. This is a mosaic of 7 frames. I can get a full disc in one but this gives so much more detail. No impressive proms today. Dave
  5. Lovely image. That spiky prom was very visible during the total eclipse in Australia. Dave
  6. There are others from today on my website. Dave
  7. Looks OK. I use a Rowan tilt adapter but see no reason why the FLO one should not be alright, Dave
  8. I would certainly recommend the 174MM camera. It has a large chip which gives the full solar disc in one with my Lunt 80 and runs at just over 100 fps provided you use USB3 leads. A tilt adapter is effective to stop the interference bands. Dave
  9. Nice one David. Good to see you here again. Dave
  10. Excellent image. That AR only appeared yesterday. Dave
  11. More images from today on my website. Dave
  12. Your next task is to capture an image every minute for half an hour and then combine them to make an animation. Dave
  13. They are rather nice. Great stuff. Dave
  14. Very nice. Did you mean 16th? Dave
  15. They came out well. Dave
  16. Thank you Gordon and everybody else. You are right, technology has greatly improved the image quality in all aspects of astrophotography. When I used to teach, some years ago, we had astro photos taken by professionals using large scopes, used as posters that were no match for most images posted on here nowadays. Dave
  17. Great to see the Sun again. I did manage to get some yesterday but it was a bit of a challenge. More images from today can be seen on my website. Dave
  18. Well done Steve, very nice. You were lucky, I saw the Sun for about 20 minutes while it was behind a large tree prior to setting! Dave
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