27.02.2022 First image after lunch.

[Rusted]

I was wasting my time all morning with strangely grainy images.
After lunch the first image was fine. Then it all went bad again.

 

[Rusted]

Thanks for your encouragement. 

I see a strange sharpening or graining effect after processing.
Here's my last image of the day. 16.08 [CET] Posted full size.
Does anyone else see a vertical texture overlying the image?

 

[Mognet]

On 27/02/2022 at 15:36, Rusted said:

Does anyone else see a vertical texture overlying the image?

I've looked a couple of times, and zoomed in too. I can't see anything out of the ordinary with it. It's a good image to me

[Rusted]

6 hours ago, Mognet said:

I've looked a couple of times, and zoomed in too. I can't see anything out of the ordinary with it. It's a good image to me

Thanks, but it looks like a poster painted with a coarse brush to my eyes.
I tried stopping down to 100mm [from 150mm] but it didn't make any obvious difference.
It must be the seeing conditions. At 55N the sun is still struggling for altitude.

[Hughsie]

Hi Rusted. There could be a linear edge from the left hand side of your text overlay heading straight up which then fades out when it reaches the left sunspot.

I really wouldn’t have said anything if you hadn’t mentioned it so don’t be too hard on yourself.

Some time ago I had a dot located on the bottom edge of my solar images and I tried for ages to process it out eventually using a clone tool. When that didn’t work I cleaned my computer screen and the dot was gone. Never overlook the obvious, clean that screen today 😊

[Pete Presland]

Very nicely captured, some decent details visible there