Sol 080717 White Light

[Hailfire101]

Hi again.
Today, i've had my 2nd go at the sun.

I used my Canon 1100d to record video, then I had to convert the video with X-Winn FF so I would open it in PIPP and then export lots of images... so I could then import into Auto Stakkert.
I'll be honest, not a clue what I was doing. Seems that the .MOV my camer puts out, isnt popular with stacking apps.
Anyway, heres the result.

 

 

 

[Davey-T]

1 minute ago, Hailfire101 said:

Hi again.
Today, i've had my 2nd go at the sun.

I used my Canon 1100d to record video, then I had to convert the video with X-Winn FF so I would open it in PIPP and then export lots of images... so I could then import into Auto Stakkert.
I'll be honest, not a clue what I was doing. Seems that the .MOV my camer puts out, isnt popular with stacking apps.
Anyway, heres the result.

 

sun.tif

And one final step would be to save and post it as a PNG image so we can see it without downloading it

Dave

[Hailfire101]

The spot is just so much clearer with an EP.    Shame I can't get a photo or video to show that detail.

[Hailfire101]

1 minute ago, Davey-T said:

And one final step would be to save and post it as a PNG image so we can see it without downloading it

Dave

Done.

[Hailfire101]

This is a single shot, instead of video.  I prefer this. :/

[xtreemchaos]

when I use my 1200d it take single jpeg shots , about between 150-200 frames and stax with registax 6, I can never get on with vid from a dslr it just isn't sharp enough. focus is everything in WL. well done. charl.

[David Smith]

Nice WL disk.

[Pete Presland]

Nicely detailed image, some fine detail visible there

[johnfosteruk]

I'd say your focus isn't too far off if at all - you've got a hint of some faculae over towards the other limb in the single frame for example. So it's all about processing.

Have a bash following Roger's excellent white light processing guide.

 

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Nice work

[Hailfire101]

Thanks for all your comments and tips.

Ive just bought a double stacked Continuum filter, so I'll use that next and work on the guide posted above, by @johnfosteruk

Regards, Mike