Same prom an hour apart with two different scopes

[Lowjiber 1,836]

I shot the same prom twice with an hour between shots.  I used a 100mm f/9 for the left one and an 80mm f/7.5 for the second.

Thanks for the peek.

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[VNA 166]

"Plus ça change plus c'est la même chose" or "More things change more they remain the same"--Fortunately for us!

Gorgeous images and it shows a lot of movement of these prominences. 

[Stu 31,303]

Nice shots, noticeable changes between the two even in such a short time. How much difference in mag? Assuming first one x1.5 the second?

[Peter Drew 11,308]

A graphic illustration of why the Sun is so interesting.  

[Sunshine 3,074]

I was just out looking at that same prom, amazing!

[Davey-T 18,223]

Thanks for those John about the only view I'll be getting of the Sun this weekend.

Dave

[Lowjiber 1,836]

7 hours ago, Stu said:

Nice shots, noticeable changes between the two even in such a short time. How much difference in mag? Assuming first one x1.5 the second?

Exactly!  Nice observation.  Thanks!

[Davenn 238]

awesome shots, John

I missed seeing that nice "hedge-row"

 

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[Pete Presland 11,373]

Very nicely captured, the Sun is so dynamic!

[xtreemchaos 14,587]

great shots John, nice compair. clear skys mate. charl.

[Macavity 5,973]

Well, I feel suitably encouraged to work on an *80mm* Frankenscope now.
May not be the best of TIMES (solar minimum) but I have to give it a go! 
Kudos for your sharing of interesting and *useful* comparative studies...

Edited March 5, 2018 by Macavity

[Davenn 238]

7 hours ago, Macavity said:

Well, I feel suitably encouraged to work on an *80mm* Frankenscope now.
May not be the best of TIMES (solar minimum) but I have to give it a go! 
Kudos for your sharing of interesting and *useful* comparative studies...

 

well that gives you plenty of time till next maximum to perfect the system 

see, there's always a silver lining  

[Lowjiber 1,836]

On 3/5/2018 at 05:59, Macavity said:

Well, I feel suitably encouraged to work on an *80mm* Frankenscope now.
May not be the best of TIMES (solar minimum) but I have to give it a go! 
Kudos for your sharing of interesting and *useful* comparative studies...

That 80mm shot on the right (above) was shot with the same scope you're using for your "Frankenscope".  You're gonna love it.  It's my favorite with the Quark.

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