Solar images.

[durr]

Taken with my Lunt 60mm double stack mounted on a Skywatcher EQ5 PRO Synscan GOTO mount. Camera used was a DMK 41AU02.AS Mono. Steve Durr

[Tonynexevo925]

Excellent ??

[xtreemchaos]

great shots Steve.  well done.thanks charl.

[Davey-T]

Nicely done Steve, close up has some artefacts may be only on uploaded image.

Dave

[Lowjiber]

Excellent details, Steve.  Thanks for the shares.

Clear Skies

[David Smith]

A nice pair of images.

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Nice images, but the detail shot does have some odd stacking artefacts I would guess. Which program do you use.

[mikeskor]

Great images.

[Pete Presland]

A nice couple of images with plenty of detail showing. The close up does showing artefacts and would be worth another go because there is some fine detail there.

[laudropb]

Nice images.

[cshahar]

Great detail. I really like your results!

[durr]

Yes the program that I use is Registax so I should reprocess the image , after all I do have loads of time to redo them with the awful weather we have had. Nothing but cloud and rain for weeks I have just about had it with astronomy. My other hobby is microscopy so not too weather dependent so I may concentrate on that instead of solar observing. Thanks for the critiques guys always very useful to hear what others see. 

[Steve Ward]

Great stuff ...

Classic Registax artifacts but a great shot despite them.

Give AutoStakkert2 ( a.k.a AS!2 ) a go stacking-wise , has superseded Reg as the go-to stacking program.

But keep Reg to hand for his excellent Wavelet function.

[durr]

Thanks Steve will do.

[durr]

Just put this through registack  but without too much wavelet .

[durr]

This is an active area that I took some time back when we actually could see the sun.