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4th May - HA + WL (Filter Comparison)


Macavity

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Weather still holding in N.Wales (Until Saturday? lol)
Here's a few from what is now... uhm... yesterday! :p 

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Plain WL (No Filter):

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Barlowed HA + Barlowed WL (using Solar Continuum):

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Region of biggest Proms...

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Now back up to full complement re. (sold/lost) filters! :p
And, since I did this for my own (dubious) benefit? lol

Tried to do a impromptu Baader (WL) Filter "shoot out"!
Many things can vary... my efforts at focussing... the
seeing, so take the results with a large grain of salt?!? ;)

Like all decent experiments, results confirm theory??? :D

Baader Solar Cont is a "Good Thing" re. Barlowed detail?
I think I still prefer plain White Light for FULL Disks? The
SC can blend (my) FD spots to a uniform black blob! :)

First up ND1.8 versus Solar Continuum:

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For interest: O(III) and 7nm H-Alpha. The latter does rather well!
I had modest concerns about my "slightly dodgy" O(III) filter. :o

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REPEAT ND1.8 versus Solar Cont (in case seeing etc. changed)

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16 minutes ago, Macavity said:

The SC seems to blend the spots to a uniform black blob! :p

Interesting. I use a #58 or #56 green Wratten (poor mans SC) for WL vis and imaging with the Barlow but not with full disk imaging - because it blends the spots to a uniform dark blob. 

Theyre definitely effective for the close ups and the vis though although I've never published comparison for review!!!

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