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New Image: Solar WhiteLight 09/21/2023

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Today's setup was a test for the upcoming annular and total eclipses. Because of the motion of the moon across the surface of the Sun, I've come to realize that capturing even 15sec SER files may introduce artifacts. I wanted to see just how sharp of an image I could get by capturing individual frames.

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Single frames captured in SharpCapPro.
Processed in PixInsight
Colorized & Annotated in PhotoShop

I'm curious if anyone knows why the active region between 3441 and 3433 hasn't been given a number designation?
I checked SpaceWeather.com and also SolarMonitor.org.

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Re: New Image: Solar WhiteLight 09/21/2023

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very nice details in there , thx .
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Nice imaging Greg, cool you got us some Sun...

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Re: New Image: Solar WhiteLight 09/21/2023

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That's a bit of a result Greg.

Are those images just single unstacked frames?

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Graeme1858 wrote: Fri Sep 22, 2023 6:47 am Are those images just single unstacked frames?
Yes.
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Great snappy sharp images Greg!
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Re: New Image: Solar WhiteLight 09/21/2023

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At least someone can see the sun!
Nice images.
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Lady Fraktor wrote: Fri Sep 22, 2023 4:03 pm At least someone can see the sun!
Nice images.
I just hope it's clear on Oct 14th and next April 8th!
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Re: New Image: Solar WhiteLight 09/21/2023

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It had better clear before then, there are planets to view!
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Hi Greg, great images!! I hope your weather is clear on the 14th of next month as well. Looking forward to seeing what you get!

I'll hopefully be out as well, though only a partial for me. That's OK, I only have to drive south for an hour to see totality next April.

As for that "un-numbered spot, it's now AR3443. It wasn't really there on the 20th, then it just grew by the 21st.
Both of these images were taken at between 3-4PM EST on the 20th and 21st respectively; you can see what I mean by the growth of it.
Amazing what can happen in 24 hours on the Sun.

Please excuse my mouse drawn arrows :lol:

2023-09-20Sa.jpg
2023-09-21sa.jpg


And this morning at 6ish AM, both SpaceWeather.com and the SOHO site now had a designation for it.

All the best and hope you don't mind my images in your thread,
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Thanks for the update Mark. I was really surprised in my shot as prominent as it was that it hadn't been given a resignation yet.
Good to know!
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Re: New Image: Solar WhiteLight 09/21/2023

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Best of luck on the 14th
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