Sun 19.03.19 Spot.

[Rusted]

Full sun all day:

The same spot but moved.

Suit yourselves.

I daren't post in the imaging form.

I can still hear the laughter from this one!

[xtreemchaos]

post it in the imaging as well "go on" theres no sutch thing as a bad image in the persuit of science, theres some good data in your image thay dont have to look like masterpieces. well done for catching some action. charl.

[petevasey]

Well done - it's a tiny spot anyway!  Incidentally before setting up my Solarscope I generally check on line to see if there's anything interesting.  Kanzelhohe always has a good set of images using different filters, but if it's clouded out I find this link very useful.

Cheers,

Peter

[Rusted]

Thanks, Guys and for the links.
I've been looking for a daily WL update. Already using Gong H-a.

I'm struggling for sharpest focus with 2160mm fl.
Using TeamViewer with a tablet to be closer to the focuser.
But no fine focus and rather low contrast.

[Peter Drew]

Focus is the key, contrast can usually be upgraded by processing.   ?

[Rusted]

2 hours ago, Peter Drew said:

Focus is the key, contrast can usually be upgraded by processing.   ?

Thanks, Peter.

I'm about to PM you.

[cletrac1922]

Hi Guys

Try SpaceWeather as well

http://www.spaceweather.com/ 

I also use an APP The Sun Now for Android devices

Main images interested in are AIA 304 and AIA 193

Images taken from DSO, and updated to the APP about every 10 minutes

AIA 304 shows prominence's of the sun, solar flares, while AIA 193 coronal holes facing earth

John