Pardon me while I kick my solar rig. LOL

[Lowjiber]

I'm not really "a fan" of much. We all do good work some of the time. However, I make an exception when it comes to the best solar imager in the world... A Brit named Alexandra Hart. When she enters a contest, everyone else is playing for second place.

She goes by a couple of names on various solar forums... solarnutcase and Montana. She does a lot of research and writes some of the best solar tutorials you'll ever read. Here's one example...
https://solarnutcase.livejournal.com/18572.html

Here's a single-frame shot she made of the ISS transit of the sun a couple of months ago...

Shot with a Lunt CaK wedge / 100mm refractor / ASI174

If one doesn't like that, there's no hope. I encourage anyone who is doing this crazy "sport" to read everything she has written... Her early work with a Quark is what convinced me to start using one.

Just sharing.

Clear Skies & Stay Safe

[Altocumulus]

Chuckles. Is that why you are using that avatar

[Graeme1858]

Thanks for the link John.

I'll have a read tonight.

Regards

Graeme

[Lowjiber]

Chuckles. Is that why you are using that avatar

Naw! I always do something for Halloween and Christmas just to add a little note of levity.

[Gordon]

Thanks for the link John!

I have read some of her stuff before and she does have a 'handle' on solar work.

[helicon]

She sounds like a great resource for folks at all skills levels, maybe beginners especially. Thanks John.