Sunspots 29/7/12

[MJWales]

Spoiled for choice with sunspots at the moment! Too many clouds though too - managed to get these in the sunny bits:-

AR1532 & AR1530

AR1530 & AR1529

[Steve Ward]

That was a quick climb...........

Nice capture.

[sologuitarist61]

Umm, quite a lot more to come judging from the second image. Smashing shots Mal.

[Bizibilder]

Nicely done.

[Ant]

Both of those images are excellent. The second one has a bucket load of details. Way better than I've managed in white light.

I must admit that I find white light solar imaging really quite difficult.

Well done.

Ant

[sologuitarist61]

Both of those images are excellent. The second one has a bucket load of details. Way better than I've managed in white light.

I must admit that I find white light solar imaging really quite difficult.

Well done.

Ant

I have to agree. I find it really difficult to get the image details that others seem to manage with ease, though I follow other peoples methodoligy (when given) as closely as I can. Not sure if it is the scope of rubbish technique.

[Steve Ward]

Shoot loads of frames then throw most of them away................

Then go through what's left and throw most of them away............

Simples....................

[MJWales]

Shoot loads of frames then throw most of them away................

Then go through what's left and throw most of them away............

Simples....................

Hehe - I'll have to remember that.

Thanks for the comments - I'm really just starting out on this so the encouragement is most welcome.

For the record - kit used was Tal 100RS, Lunt 1.25" herschel wedge, Baader solar continuum filter, DFK 31 cam. Around 30-45 seconds .avi's run through Registax, levels,false colour & sharpening in Photoshop.