This next image is a processed single shot from a 1000 frame AVI. The sun was deeper in the trees in this shot and Registax could not produce a coherent stack. There were some nice prominences and filaments visible. Images with PST, SolarMax II and Microsoft Lifecam, This image is a crop from an original image of 640x480 pixels.
The trials, tribulations and small triumphs of a Charlotte, NC astronomer imaging under Bortle 8/9 skies.
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
The Sun on 12/12/12
This next image is a processed single shot from a 1000 frame AVI. The sun was deeper in the trees in this shot and Registax could not produce a coherent stack. There were some nice prominences and filaments visible. Images with PST, SolarMax II and Microsoft Lifecam, This image is a crop from an original image of 640x480 pixels.
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