White light delights

[Montana]

Finally getting there, all taken with 140mm refractor / Baader Herschel wedge + Continuum filter / DMK41. I''ll do natural then false colour for each.

5x Powermate

2013-02-17 11-52-18 by Alexandra's Astronomy, on Flickr

2013-02-17 11-52-18 f colour by Alexandra's Astronomy, on Flickr

2013-02-17 11-42-15 by Alexandra's Astronomy, on Flickr

2013-02-17 11-42-15 f colour by Alexandra's Astronomy, on Flickr

3x Barlow

2013-02-17 12-01-24 by Alexandra's Astronomy, on Flickr

2013-02-17 12-01-24 f colour by Alexandra's Astronomy, on Flickr

2013-02-17 12-10-59 by Alexandra's Astronomy, on Flickr

2013-02-17 12-10-59 f colour by Alexandra's Astronomy, on Flickr

2013-02-17 by Alexandra's Astronomy, on Flickr

2013-02-17 f colour by Alexandra's Astronomy, on Flickr

and a timelapse of AR11671 from 12:08 - 12:32 UT (hope this works)

WL-timelapse-0.1-sec- by Alexandra's Astronomy, on Flickr

Kind regards

Alexandra

[DrRobin]

Excellent, very detailed. That is a great set of photos and the time lapse is nice to watch.

Looks like your Powermate survived it's recent bouncing ball incident then.

Robin

[Steve Ward]

Glorious . . . .

[JamesF]

Really very nice. I like the timelapse too. I think It would be fascinating to see one over a few hours (not that I'm suggesting you should necessarily be the one to do it, unless you happen to be in that kind of mood

James

[Montana]

Thanks guys

James, I think the limiting factor seems to be seeing, I was going for longer but the seeing just suddenly dropped away

Alexandra

[Bizibilder]

Very nice indeed, Alexandra!

[JamesF]

James, I think the limiting factor seems to be seeing, I was going for longer but the seeing just suddenly dropped away

That does seem to be the way it goes. I've had exactly the same thing happen with animations of transits of Jupiter's moons.

James

[David Smith]

Wow, fantastic images Alexandra. So much detail.

[GreatAttractor]

They absolutely rock. What were the time-lapse intervals?