11th May white light animation of AR 1745

[GreatAttractor]

Good seeing means shooting a time-lapse. SW Mak-Cass 180, PGR Chameleon mono, Baader Astrosolar ND 3.8 + UV/IR cut + Solar Continuum filters. 30 frames of animation, each a stack of 1000 raw frames captured over 1 minute with 3-minute intervals. Covers 11:30-13:30 CEST.

And some single shots (filters as above):

TS 50 (full aperture mod), 1500 frames:

Mak 180, 1000 frames each:

[Steve Ward]

Lovely work . . . .

Keep watching , I think this week will get pretty spectacular . . .

[Ewan]

Good going there great shots

[allcart]

very nice images. Your weather must be very good at the moment. Its rubbish here.

Love the animation.

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Very nice indeed. neat animation showing lots of fine detail

[Montana]

Absolutely tremendous work!!! so much rotation in just 3 hrs, well done

Alexandra

[lukebl]

Breathtaking animation showing a lot of fine detail. Brilliant!

[GreatAttractor]

Thank you. I once saw an H-alph animation of a filament near the limb which showed slight rotation of the Sun and wanted to shoot something similar in WL. I haven't expected the rotation to be so noticeable...

so much rotation in just 3 hrs

... in just 2 hours

[Montana]

Oh yes, I registered 2 hrs in my brain and wrote 3, just a dopey woman

Alexandra

[sologuitarist61]

Very good!

[JamesF]

Gorgeous images. Stunning view with the 180 Mak by the looks of it.

James

[GreatAttractor]

After the imaging me and a few fellow observers spent some time looking through the Mak using a bino attachment - with seeing like this it was stunning indeed.

[AstroWolvy]

i always love animations

your is very crisp and full of details, good work