5.10.20 AR2773 slips out of sight in poor seeing conditions.

[Rusted]

The seeing was awful. The wind was gusting. The cloud teased endlessly.
Well, that's my excuse for these dreadful "snaps!"

 

 

[Peter Drew]

How soon we forget!  Not so long ago you would have been in raptures over "dreadful" images like these.  Just underlines your current abilities if given the chance.       🙂

 

       

[Altocumulus]

You'll have to re-position, and capture it on the other side .....

[Rusted]

1 hour ago, Peter Drew said:

How soon we forget!  Not so long ago you would have been in raptures over "dreadful" images like these.  Just underlines your current abilities if given the chance.       🙂

 

       

Never mind the quality.. feel the width? 

[Davey-T]

Looks good to me as it slips out of sight never actually having got to image it 
Still never mind the garden needed watering not so sure about the inside of my garage though 😂

Dave

[Altocumulus]

Ah, yes, inside the garage - I have the problem too.....

[Ibbo!]

I did hope it might kick off a bit more, we could all do with a decent spot or 2 as I want to give the WL rig a good test.

 

I too have an internal water feature in the garage.

[Kitsunegari]

boost your gain a couple bumps in processing to reveal the spicule layer.  (My only suggestion to further improve your images)

 

Download the app  "PIPP",  i find it really helps a ton before i run the raw vide into  autostakkert.  This adds a pre-processing area to the work flow so you get the most!

 

Yu are missing half the fun of h-0alpha by subtracting the limb!

[Rusted]

Thanks.

[Pete Presland]

So quite again, looks like cycle 25 is not quite ready to burst in life just yet.

[Rusted]

8 hours ago, Pete Presland said:

So quite again, looks like cycle 25 is not quite ready to burst in life just yet.

I have been setting up for imaging in the dome, scanning the disk and limb on the monitor and then just walking away.
There was nothing interesting to be seen yesterday. A couple of small filaments and a few tiny proms.
I captured this on the SE quadrant to check etalon and focus adjustment after my latest changes:
Just the usual thermal shaking and light "simmering" to spoil the show.