My images taken with a 60mm Lunt solar telescope and Canon 700D camera with a 2x Barlow lens attached. Two sets of images were captured one set for the solar surface and one set for the faint prominences, then images stacked in RegiStax6 and combined in PS.
After so much stormy weather this was the first clear morning since the New Year began to observe and take some images of the Sun….As you can see from the picture there was an active Hedgerow prominence on the eastern limb and to the north an interesting surge/spray prominence that was shooting out into space!
My images taken with a 60mm Lunt solar telescope and Canon 700D camera with a 2x Barlow lens attached. Two sets of images were captured one set for the solar surface and one set for the faint prominences, then images stacked in RegiStax6 and combined in PS.
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It’s been so cloudy here today but for a very brief period between 4.30 and 5pm late this afternoon a break in the cloud happened and I was there waiting to take some images of that very long filament on the suns surface!
Wow, it’s even longer than when I took pictures of it on the 18th December at: https://spaceweathergallery2.com/indiv_upload.php?upload_id=202526 My images taken with a 60mm Lunt solar telescope and Canon 700D camera with a 2x Barlow lens attached. Two sets of images were captured one set for the solar surface and one set for the faint prominences, then images stacked in RegiStax6 and combined in PS. There was a very long and dark filament on the surface of the Sun late this afternoon it looked just awesome in the (Ha) solar telescope :-))
Image was taken with 60mm Lunt solar telescope and Canon 700D camera with a 2x Barlow lens attached. Two sets of images were captured one set for the solar surface and one set for the faint prominences, then images stacked in RegiStax6 and combined in PS. Lift-off…active prominences on the limb, the cloud finally cleared late yesterday afternoon and to my delight there were quite a few active prominences around the limb. One in particular on the northern limb was like a rocket ejecting away into space…how exciting was that!!! Image was taken with 60mm Lunt solar telescope and Canon 700D camera with a 2x Barlow lens attached. Two sets of images were captured one set for the solar surface and one set for the faint prominences, then images stacked in RegiStax6 and combined in PS. ~ Movie captured in movie mode on Canon 700D camera at 1/30th second exposure and ISO400 ~
I was lucky to captured some pictures of the Sun before cloud rolled in late this afternoon. Looking through the (Ha) Lunt solar telescope there were quite a lot of filaments on the surface plus some nice prominences around the limb Through the white light refractor you could Sunspot groups AR3483 & AR3477 very clearly heading toward the western limb. White light image taken with 80mm Skywatcher telescope fitted with a glass solar filter and Canon 700D camera, exposure time was 1/500th second and ISO200. (Ha) image taken with 60mm Lunt solar telescope and Canon 700D camera, exposure time was 1/320th second, ISO200 for disc and 1/25th second and ISO 200 for faint prominences, images stacked in RegiStax6 and combined in PS. The Sun is very quite on the surface at the moment with only a couple of very small sunspots as seen looking through my white light telescope. But looking through the Lunt (Ha) solar telescope was Wow… on show were dark filaments, prominences around the limb and a little bit of activity around that small sunspot AR 3372 :-)
White light image taken with 80mm Skywatcher telescope and Canon 700D camera, (Ha) image taken with 60mm Lunt solar telescope and Canon 700D camera, images stacked in RegiStax6 and processed in PS. The Sun looked very nice late yesterday afternoon with quite a lot of dark filaments on the surface. There were only a couple of small prominences around the limb.
Images were taken with a Lunt 60mm (PT) solar telescope and Canon 700D camera :-) Yay! It finally cleared up late yesterday afternoon so I could have a look at the Sun and what did I see but three very thin active jet prominences shooting out from the eastern limb. It was quite fascinating to watch but after about 20 minutes they died down and faded away!
There was also quite a large active prominence on the lower western limb and that very large crescent shape filament on the solar surface is an interesting feature to observe :-) Images were captured on the 28th July 2023 with Lunt 60mm PT solar scope and Canon 700D camera with 2x Barlow lens attached. 20 images were captured one set for the solar disc and one set for the faint prominences and combined in PS CS4. Solar observing is so thrilling at the moment you never know what you are going to see, this afternoon I saw beautiful prominences all around the limb, sunspots sprinkled all over the surface and some lovely wiggly filaments…. what more could you ask for with our Amazing Sun :-)
Images captured with a Lunt 60mm PT solar scope and a Canon 700D camera with a 2x Barlow lens attached. 25 images were captured for each set, one set for the solar disc and one set for the faint prominences and combined in PS CS4. How exciting…there were a couple of very large and active prominences around the limb of the Sun late this afternoon, I just managed to capture them before the Sun went down :-)
The images were captured with a Lunt 60mm PT solar scope and a Canon 700D camera with a 2x Barlow lens attached. 25 images were captured one set for the solar disc and one set for the faint prominences and combined in PS CS4. |
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