Super Sunday Sun (Ha style)

[DrRobin]

Hi,

Okay, too windy to go out sailing so back at home early afternoon and then too much wind and cloud to get a decent image. It tthe final result took me 2 hours to get a full disc and then I had to retake the first six as they were so old, oh the joys of imaging in the windy/cloudy north.

Anyway, the final result turned out okay. 12 pane mosaic, Lunt 60, DS, 1.5x barlow, DMK41, AS!2, Autostitch, Paint.net

Robin

False colour

Inverse false colour

[Steve Ward]

Well worth the extra effort ....

[DrRobin]

Thanks Steve,

Two close ups of the nice prom, one from the main disc, just re-processed and the second from an over-exposed image. Hope you enjoy.

Robin

[JamesF]

Blimey, you can't move for stuff going on in the southern half, can you? Lovely images

James

[stargazerslivingroom]

Excellent, Robin.

Well worth the time spent. Thanks for sharing.

Oh for a Lunt!

Steve

[cgarry]

That is stunning Robin, even more so when you consider the conditions you were fighting.

Chris

[Luke]

Well worth the effort, Robin, that's a fantastic trail of activity running across the disc and ending with a magnificent prom. Lovely coloured inverted version.

I wish I could have imaged today but I was away visiting the in-laws. I just knew it would be sunny Sarah did not seem receptive to the idea that I could image from her parents' garden, can't think why

[DrRobin]

Thanks guys, 2 hours well spent. I was trying Alexandra's Gamma at 110% to try and get a wispy feel, not sure I pulled it off though.

James, The south always seems to get the best of it? Ah Luke, I am sure the in laws would have been very impressed with the views. Still tomorrow looks promising, perhaps you will get chance then?

Robin

[David Smith]

Crikey Robin, that's amazing

[Montana]

First class work Robin

You got more than I did, I only managed the southern half (good choice for a starting point)

Alexandra

[DrRobin]

The best half by huge way. I hope to see your results in due coarse.

Robin

[Space Cowboy]

Superb images Robin!