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September 22, 2013 on 7:28 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
The sun in three different sizes today. Activity is on the rise and active region AR1846 has grown from 160 to a respectable size of 210 millionths. Flare activity today is not high, but the prominence from yesterday is still (half) there 
Today’s full size image with the SolarMax 40 and the DMK41. The medium size image with the SVC80 2x barlow, 3.8u white light filter augmented with green fltr. The close up with the C11 at f/22 and the same filters and barlow. The images with the SVC80 and C11 were captured with the ASI120MM. The conditions were from bad (Seeing 1/6 to 3/6). I am very happy with the granules showing up in the SVC80 images under conditions like these.
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