Sun in Ha - June 6, 2022 (JDJ)

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Sun in Ha - June 6, 2022

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Sun in Ha - June 6, 2022

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

The Sun in H-alpha on June 4, 2022 featuring a few interesting filaments and prominences.

Imaged with a Lunt LS50Tha (with feathertouch focuser and ZWO EAF), Lunt LS50C compact double stack filter, 2.5x Televue Powermate, ZWO ASI290MM. Imaging train was configured to give ~F/18. Image capture using Firecapture. Stacking in AutoStakkert3 (best 25% of 1000 frames). Panorama generated from 4 sub images using Microsoft ICE. Processed in ImPPG (sharpening). Prom image generated from surface image using curves adjustment in ImPPG. Combined surface and prom images using GIMP.

Original version: Surface image combined with prominence (inverted) image, northern hemisphere

Rev B: Surface (Inverted) image combined with prominence image, northern hemisphere

Rev C: Surface image combined with prominence (inverted) image, southern hemisphere

Rev D: Surface (Inverted) image combined with prominence image, southern hemisphere

Rev E: FD pano using ASI 174MM, surface + inverted prominence Image

Rev F: FD pano using ASI 174MM, inverted surface + prominence Image

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Description: Surface (Inverted) image combined with prominence image, northern hemisphere

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Description: Surface image combined with prominence (inverted) image, southern hemisphere

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Description: Surface (Inverted) image combined with prominence image, southern hemisphere

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Description: FD pano using ASI 174MM, surface + inverted prominence Image

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Description: FD pano using ASI 174MM, inverted surface + prominence Image

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Sun in hydrogen 656 nm light
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