Thursday, January 17, 2013
The Sun on January 17, 2013
The sun continues to be very active, which makes from some interesting H-Alpha images. Today's images were captured with a PST/SolarMaxII combo. Each capture was 1000 frames at 640x480, with the best 20% of the frames stacked and processed. I was less aggressive with the wavelets in Registax in this set of images, so they look a little more "natural" than those I posted yesterday.
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