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September 23, 2013 on 8:43 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
Another mostly sunny day. Tried several images of AR1846 and 49, but turbulence in the higher atmosphere did not cooperate. Basically got only 2 frames which were somewhat decent and you still can see the turbulence in some part of the image. The full disk images were captured 1280×960 with the DMK41 and the Ha SM40, the next two images with the C11 using 3.8uWhitelight and green filters, a 2x barlow and the ASI120MM camera. The bottom images were captured using the SVC80 with the same filters, barlow and camera. It gives a good feel for how “small” the areas are we are talking about now. The largest, AR1846 has decreased in size since yesterday and might be past its maximum.
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