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Click solar images below:
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Sun in H-alpha, Coronado PST,
Starlight Xpress Ultrastar CCD,
100 exposures 24-Jan-2016
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Sun in H-alpha, Coronado PST,
Philips ToUcam Pro II Webcam
Scopetronix MaxPower 1.6x Amplifier
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Sun in H-alpha, Coronado PST,
Philips ToUcam Pro II Webcam
Scopetronix MaxPower 1.6x Amplifier
Hand
Guided Mount
(04/29/07, approx. 10:00 a.m.)
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Sun in H-alpha, Coronado PST,
Philips ToUcam Pro II Webcam
Scopetronix MaxPower 1.6x Amplifier
Hand
Guided Mount
(04/29/07, approx. 11:00 a.m.)
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Sun, 2-image f/10 mosaic,
3 exposures each @ 1/1000 sec.
(11/28/04, approx.
11:00 a.m.)
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Sun, same image data
with wavelet processing
using Registax 2
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Sun, same image data
with averaging and aligning
using AstroArt 3.0
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Sun, f/6.3 reducer (Meade),
4 exposures @ 1/250 sec.,
Lumicon Deep Sky Filter
(11/28/04, approx.
11:00 a.m.)
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Details on film mosaics:
Camera: Olympus OM-1
Film: Kodak Supra 400
Site: Harahan, LA
Telescope: 10" Meade LX200 SCT
Solar Filter: JMB Identiview Class "A" White Light, Full Aperture
Processing: MSB AstroArt 3.0 and Registax 2
Notes:
Unfortunately the sunspot activity was very low. The surprise activity peak in October has waned. The slight
blemish at the top of the f/10 images is a scanner artifact courtesy of the film lab. Most of my f/10 images were ruined
at the top, but luckily I shot some half-images for the mosaic. The Lumicon Deep Sky nebula filter did not enhance the
h-alpha spectral intensity at all.
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