Sun with Prominences 9.11.12 (Mark Manner)

Sun with Prominences 9.11.12

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

An interesting surface/limb image. Click here for some older images of the Sun taken with various setups at Spot Observatory.

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Title: Sun 9.20.2012

Description: Later afternoon full disk using Point Grey Grasshopper Express 6MP camera on AP155EDF refractor, AP 0.79x reducer, effective focal length of 931mm, image scale of 1 arcsec/pixel.
Coronado SolarMaxII 90mm, single stacked, BF30. Firecapture, Autostakkert!2, Registax 6,
Photoshop CS6.

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Title: Sunspot AR1598 October 23, 2012

Description: Late am images of sunspot groups AR1596 and AR1598 using Point Grey Grasshopper
Express 6MP camera on AP155EDF refractor, TeleVue 2X Powermate, effective focal length
2536 mm, Coronado SolarMaxII 90mm, single stacked, BF30.
Firecapture, Autostakkert!2, Registax 6, Photoshop CS6.

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Title: Sunspot AR1596 October 23, 2012

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Title: Transit of Venus June 5, 2012

Description: Spot Observatory 5:03pm to 6:45pm. Lumenera 135M, Coronado SM60 BF/15, AP 155EDF.

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Title: Proms Jan 11, 2012

Description: Grasshopper Express, AP 155EDF, SM90 BF30

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Title: Prom September 29, 2012

Description: Later morning proms and surface using Point Grey Grasshopper Express 6MP camera on
AP155EDF refractor, TeleVue Powermate 2X before BF30, effective focal length approximately 2350mm, image scale of 0.4 arcsec/pixel. Coronado SolarMaxII 90mm, double stacked. Firecapture, Autostakkert!2, Registax 6, Photoshop CS6.

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Title: Mercury Transit November 8, 2006

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Title: Solar Spectrum

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Title: Coronado

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