Solar Image Processing Tutorials

[Ken Crawford (KenC)]

Hello,

For those interested in Solar imaging I have put together and eight chapter series covering the basics of solar image processing using Photoshop CS5. These will give a good processing foundation for those who are interested.

http://www.imagingdeepsky.com/Tutori...r_FullDisk.htm

Kindest Regards,

[iceman (Mike)]

Nice one Ken!

[CapturingTheNight (Greg)]

Fantastic Thanks Ken

[Shiraz (Ray)]

really good info Ken - thanks very much for posting.

[Erg]

Upgrading from a PST (my fav scope) to a Lunt LS60THa DS50/PT/B1200 next week.

Well timed indeed.

thx

Erg

[Poita (Peter)]

The PST is a gateway drug to the hard-Hα scopes, thats for sure

[Erg]

So true Peter. The PST is a wicked little scope. It was my first scope of any kind.

Ha is way more fun, exciting and dynamic than anything that happens after dark.

Can wait to shove the D90 in the back of the new one.

Erg

[Poita (Peter)]

I'll be really keen to see how it goes.
I am seriously considering selling all of my night-time gear and going solar, you are right, the constant change makes solar viewing a joy, and I'm not as bleary the next day!

[Star Catcher (Ted Dobosz)]

Excellent Ken.

Thanks
Ted

[Erg]

Originally Posted by Poita

I'll be really keen to see how it goes.
I am seriously considering selling all of my night-time gear and going solar, you are right, the constant change makes solar viewing a joy, and I'm not as bleary the next day!

Ive only been at this since 06/11. Im really glad I got a PST as a first scope. Ive since got an old C8 and some other stuff but it really doesnt do it for me.

This Lunt 60 is fantastic. As you say Poita, the constant change and ease of viewing make solar the best of all worlds IMO.

Awesome tutorials Ken. Thank you very much.

Erg

[renormalised (Carl)]

Good stuff, Ken!!!

They'll come in handy, for sure.