Wibble wobble, jelly on a plate!

[Rustang]

The seeing was wobbling more than a jelly on a plate yesterday! I managed this capture though.

 

Edited October 2, 2022 by Rustang

[Rusted]

Nice.

What kit are you using?

[Rustang]

1 hour ago, Rusted said:

Nice.

What kit are you using?

Thanks, still very much learning. Equipment as follows: Bresser 102 refractor stopped down to f30, Altair 174mm camera and Daystar Quark solar filter. Open to critique if you notice anything I can improve on, that doesn't look correct etc!? Obviously I couldn't improve on the seeing yesterday! 

Edited October 2, 2022 by Rustang

[Rusted]

It all looks fine.

What software are you using?

[Rustang]

30 minutes ago, Rusted said:

It all looks fine.

What software are you using?

Firecapture then Autostakkert, imppg and photoshop to finish 

Edited October 2, 2022 by Rustang

[Rusted]

Very good. 

[Rustang]

2 minutes ago, Rusted said:

Very good. 

Thanks, I think I can notice faint newtonian rings in this session which I processed a little bit but I need to tilt my adapter a little more next time. 

[Sunshine]

Great image and I particularly love the colour tone you chose. This is inspiring as I have a quark in my sights in the near future,  doing the research now as I would like to do pretty much the same imaging 

you've just posted, nice work!

[Rustang]

28 minutes ago, Sunshine said:

Great image and I particularly love the colour tone you chose. This is inspiring as I have a quark in my sights in the near future,  doing the research now as I would like to do pretty much the same imaging 

you've just posted, nice work!

Thanks, I contemplated what Ha Solar set up to get for months, originally I wanted to go full disc so I was looking at the Lunt 50 and 178mm but I have no regrests getting the Quark and getting in close plus it shouldn't take to many panes to create a full disc. 

[Sunshine]

11 minutes ago, Rustang said:

Thanks, I contemplated what Ha Solar set up to get for months, originally I wanted to go full disc so I was looking at the Lunt 50 and 178mm but I have no regrests getting the Quark and getting in close plus it shouldn't take to many panes to create a full disc. 

Great! I assume you've had no issues with the quark? thanks

[Rustang]

None yet, it was second hand as well, the previous owner had sent it off to Daystar in America to fix an issue and it came back with a full bill of health so it should be good for a few years. You have to keep them stored correctly to prolong their life but at least if you do have any issues,  Daystar should be able to sort them.