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Solar Prominence Apr 26 2021. very windy 20-30 mph winds, Lunt ED102, Quark Chromosphere, ZWO ASI174mm-cool

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Excellent Ben! How did you process this?

I am just getting started with Solar and picked up a Quark Chromo. So far I got everything I need right now, Except for the time lol But hopefully this weekend I can get out an image the sun.
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Awesome 👍

I didn't get a chance to set up today 😔
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vey beautiful shot , thx
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Nice shot Jeff, especially for windy conditions.
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Hi Jeff. A superb solar prominence image with the Lunt ED102. Nice prominence details and solar granularity. Thanks for sharing this capture with us Jeff, and keep up the great work.
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TheButcher wrote: Mon Apr 26, 2021 11:46 pm Excellent Ben! How did you process this?

I am just getting started with Solar and picked up a Quark Chromo. So far I got everything I need right now, Except for the time lol But hopefully this weekend I can get out an image the sun.
I use sharpcap for capture, I just got a Daystar Flat Cap to do flats but you can image without it. I shoot AVI's, 8 bit (many use 16 bit) but I haven't seen that much difference. I typically shoot 500 frames on proms and 1000 to 3000 on the surface depending on the air stability, I then stack the avi's in Autostakkert, I usually use the 50 frames or 100 frames. Then use wavelets in Registax 6 to sharpen a bit. then drop it into Photoshop CC to do levels etc and colorize. I also have started hitting them with Topaz AI Denoise.

much easier than DSO imaging
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Very nice detail and not over sharpened , I do like your processing .
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Ben Cartwright SASS wrote: Tue Apr 27, 2021 8:45 pm
TheButcher wrote: Mon Apr 26, 2021 11:46 pm Excellent Ben! How did you process this?

I am just getting started with Solar and picked up a Quark Chromo. So far I got everything I need right now, Except for the time lol But hopefully this weekend I can get out an image the sun.
I use sharpcap for capture, I just got a Daystar Flat Cap to do flats but you can image without it. I shoot AVI's, 8 bit (many use 16 bit) but I haven't seen that much difference. I typically shoot 500 frames on proms and 1000 to 3000 on the surface depending on the air stability, I then stack the avi's in Autostakkert, I usually use the 50 frames or 100 frames. Then use wavelets in Registax 6 to sharpen a bit. then drop it into Photoshop CC to do levels etc and colorize. I also have started hitting them with Topaz AI Denoise.

much easier than DSO imaging
Thanks a bunch Ben :) I will try that.
Telescopes:Apertura AD12 Dob + Rings for EQ mode Mounts: iOptron CEM70 w/ Tri-Pier Barlows:GSO 2x Shorty Focuser: Rigel nStep Cameras: ZWO174mm

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