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MiniSHG and DIY CaK results 16th Sept 2021


Merlin66

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The usual CaK DIY image - the AR is almost gone and the disk is quiet.

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The MiniSHG - some interesting results.
1. The "usual" result of a 9sec scan tuned to the centre of Ha wavelength

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2. Selecting a wavelength about 0.4A into the Ha wings

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3. Selecting the Prom image from the scan (may be a little overexposed??!)

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All these results from a single 9sec scan. (much shorter than the conventional CaK exposure!!)

4. The results of a 4 image stack (AS3!) I have to say, very impressive! Compare this with #1 above.

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I think a stack of even more images would give a excellent result.

Onwards and Upwards

Enjoy..

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Apollo,

Each scan takes only 9sec.

If your SSD drive is big enough you could record 6 images/ minute or 360 per hour.

The SER video file is about 4gb and each image is roughly 2500 x 2500 pixel and 12mb.

 

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