The Sun looked very pretty today with a sprinkling of Sunspots across its surface today, Tuesday the 15th April 2014.
The designated sunspots are from the right on the bottom (eastern limb) AR2035, then the funny shape one is AR2036 & AR3037, then over to the left are AR2034, AR2030 & AR2032. (AR means Active Region) You can see what the Sun looks like daily at spaceweather.com at http://spaceweather.com/
One single image orientated as seen in the camera lens, I used a Canon 7D camera with a 100-400mm lens fitted with a 2x converter and glass solar filter fitted. Exposure was 1/1500th second, ISO 400.
The designated sunspots are from the right on the bottom (eastern limb) AR2035, then the funny shape one is AR2036 & AR3037, then over to the left are AR2034, AR2030 & AR2032. (AR means Active Region) You can see what the Sun looks like daily at spaceweather.com at http://spaceweather.com/
One single image orientated as seen in the camera lens, I used a Canon 7D camera with a 100-400mm lens fitted with a 2x converter and glass solar filter fitted. Exposure was 1/1500th second, ISO 400.
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