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The Sun 5 August 2019 White Light


Bizibilder

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In "white light" viewing or imaging all wavelengths of light are observed.  The only filter used is to reduce the amount of that light to a safe level.  In my case I use a Baader ND5.0 solar filter, a Herschel wedge has the same effect but using a prism (and often additional filters).  In my images above you should note that even though the images are taken with a normal colour DSLR camera the orange colour is entirely false!  The true "colour" of the image is seen in the image with the Long/Lat grid superimposed.

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On 06/08/2020 at 11:40, Bizibilder said:

In "white light" viewing or imaging all wavelengths of light are observed.  The only filter used is to reduce the amount of that light to a safe level.  In my case I use a Baader ND5.0 solar filter, a Herschel wedge has the same effect but using a prism (and often additional filters).  In my images above you should note that even though the images are taken with a normal colour DSLR camera the orange colour is entirely false!  The true "colour" of the image is seen in the image with the Long/Lat grid superimposed.

Thanks Bizibilder.

I was thinking along those lines, but have learned from experience that my first line of thought on AP matters is often wrong :).

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