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November 28, 2010 on 9:51 am | In Sun | Comments Off
Stephen came over yesterday to do some imaging. Well, there has never been so much astro equipment around my humble observatory. I made several CaK images of the sun with my PST CaK and have posted the best one below. Because of Stephen being there, I made a few H-alpha images of some prominances with his Solar Max 90. (Great scope) Two images in inverted H-alpha. One of them shows a part of AR1127 (left bottom) I might go back and reprocess them with a normal black and white sky/prom background. I am surpirsed how good they came out. The seeing conditions were terribel and sometimes it looked like the limb of the sun was waiving in the wind…….. Registax did a great job here!
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