New setup (90 mm) in very good seeing

[GreatAttractor]

Finally a cloudless day of very good and steady seeing - I got to field-test my new 90 mm mod with Lunt 50 etalon. All shot with PGR Chamelon 3 mono (ICX445), processed and aligned in ImPPG.

Seeing got a bit worse during capturing this:

30-second intervals, 70 minutes total:

I'll add the remaining two animations soon.

[David Smith]

Wow, that's a spectacular set. Look forward to the other animations. You will have to post some pics of your mod setup.

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Really spectaular results

[xtreemchaos]

great images mate, lovely detail, very interesting  animation.thanks, charl.

[Pete Presland]

superb images some very fine detail showing. The animation is breathtakingly beautiful, such sharp fine detail rising and falling back to the suns surface. TREMENDOUS!!!

[Davey-T]

Excellent images, proms always seem to do something when its cloudy here

Dave

[Freddie]

Great shots there. Loving the animation.

[laudropb]

Great set of images.

[Montana]

Absolutely first class work 

Alexandra

[paulastro]

Fabulous images and I love the animation.  The movement of the material in a prominence shows you so much more  than you get from a still image.  It never fails to impress me how dynamic all the prominences are.  More please!  

[steppenwolf]

I absolutely love the animation - wonderful!

[GreatAttractor]

Thanks everyone.

The setup is described here: http://solarchat.natca.net/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=19238

The larger of Sunday's prominences:

30-second intervals, 2:23 h total (with a short break).

I also captured material for animation of the lone sunspot, but nothing was happening there (and seeing started getting unsteady), so here's just a single good frame:

 

[Tyson M]

First class results indeed. Loving the animations. New set up is looking great! 

[GreatAttractor]

My stacker reached a state where I could batch-process some of last weekend's material. Here's the sunspot; seeing indeed started to deteriorate, but it seems there are penumbral waves visible:

 

(20-second intervals, 1 hour total, post-processed and aligned with ImPPG)