Thursday, July 12, 2012

AR 1520--Again


I tried to be more exacting on the focus in this capture and it's a little more heavily processed.  There's a definite increase in detail, but also in some sharpening artifacts. The big problem here in Indiana is seeing conditions.  With high humidity and temperatures in the mid-90s F, the sun looks as if it is under turbulent water in the eyepiece. Focusing is more inspired guess work than anything else.

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