A little sunshine 28th Feb

[Montana]

I managed a few minutes of sunshine yesterday but not long enough for a full disc even at native focal length let alone using the barlow. At least I managed two shots to zip together to get the equator. Taken with the Solarscope DSF100 / Grasshopper 3

2016-02-28 equator f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr

2016-02-28 equator by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr

Well no preview and now I can't delete these images, utterly useless is this new format! all I want to do is try the right image scale from Flickr to see what works best (very grumpy)

Alexandra

 

[Montana]

Well I'll just put a few in and take up more forum space as I can't preview

2016-02-28 equator by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr

2016-02-28 equator f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr

Alexandra

[xtreemchaos]

great shots Alexandra ,glad you got some sky time mate.outstanding detail.thanks for sharing,  charl.

[Montana]

I am stuck in a loop now, I can only edit my message and not create a new one now???

Doesn't seem much difference between the sizes as they won't open fully. I don't understand this at all.

Alexandra

PS thanks Charl, I may not be allowed to reply again

[xtreemchaos]

when i click on your image it takes me to flicker, so its working at my end, i upload in PNG,i havnt had any problems with uploading but ive had strange stuff happen with my text.charl.

[Montana]

In the old forum when you clicked on the image it expanded to full size, now it just goes to Flickr instead. This is not good as the user then has to find the zoom themselves. I still don't know why there is no preview and then when I go in edit it won't allow me to delete the image. If I had preview I wouldn't need to edit!

Here is a link to the zoomed image https://www.flickr.com/photos/alexandra4/25227166162/sizes/k/

Alexandra

[Davey-T]

Had a few prob's deleting images and also got stuck in an edit loop, hopefully someone is working on a solution 

Dave

Forgot to say excellent images

[Pete Presland]

May not be a full disc, but you have captured most of the action.