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11-23-2020 Calcium Limb surge + ar2786 + ar2785
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Kitsunegari, in Imaging - Solar
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By aramitsharma
Solar Setup for sale
I have put this on sale twice but had changed my mind both times, but think I can finally let this go:
Entire solar setup including:
Quark Chromosphere with power cable
Skywatcher ST102 with skywatcher autofocuser and Hitech Astro DC focuser controller- This makes fine focusing a breeze as you can focus right from the laptop screen covered with dark cloth without going to the telescope.
Baader UV/iR rejection filter 2”
Rowan astronomy tilt adapter to take care of Newton rings
Relevation astro 2” extender for straight through imaging
£1100 cash or bank transfer or paypal with fee(I had previously listed this for £1200). Pickup from London
The quark is good for imaging. Images have been published in Sky at Night, once in the magazine and once on the website.
Sample images attached. Setup shows entire setup (camera and mount not for sale)
Quark and accessories- £900
Scope with autofocuser and Hitec Astro DC focus- £175
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By Kitsunegari
Little fluffy clouds. (terrible imaging conditions due to prescription forest burning)
and this nasty one
i actually like the pink, this is what George Washington's horse riding coat looked like. (YES, GEORGE WASHINGTON WORE A PINK COAT!!!)
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By billyb93
I currently have a Canon T6 with a Opteka 500mm f8 lens ($87) that I use for lunar and solar photography. I recently purchased a full frame Canon EOS R and am thinking about getting a 800mm f11 Canon RF lens ($899). Will the quality on the new canon lens be significantly better than my Opteka lens? Is it worth the upgrade? Also, should I use my new full frame or my crop sensor (1.6 factor) to shoot? I want to get the best quality possible.
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By Kitsunegari
I am thankful for the unseasonable weather and imaging i have getting.
This is shot with my super high speed camera. If you pay attention to the sunspot penumbra you will see a little worm like appendage retreating into its core. Also notice the pulsating center.
Captured at 500fps.
and the rest of the film captures that larger fibril get sucked back down the drain. .
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