4 different look on the sunspot group AR1654 and AR1656

[shahgazer]

Hi All,

The giant sunspot group is pretty awesome. Unfortunately the weather hasn't been that consistent here. Only managed to get 4 good data for the past 7 days.

Skywatcher 120ED, F=1800mm (2x barlow)
SW EQ6
QHY's IMG132E
Baader Solar Filter

Here is a compilation of them.

Individual images can be found here.
11 Jan (https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-UeRYgHZvbrM/UO_caf3yylI/AAAAAAAADHw/_e8tm7PXMMU/s800/AR1654-11Jan2013-0442-UTC.jpg)
14 Jan (https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-pYG-T65h8wU/UPOcjcD5UiI/AAAAAAAADIs/BiGm_wKy4Ek/s800/AR1656-AR1654-14Jan2013-10.20pm-MYT.jpg)
15 Jan (https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-mli1QSKnO0I/UPToaLgH6EI/AAAAAAAADJg/RJQ1LgHgd-Q/s800/AR1656-AR1654-15Jan2013-10.45am-MYT.jpg)
17 Jan (https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-UAmYC4I-90U/UPd4U73hpdI/AAAAAAAADN8/Tg3TBdm0fRA/s800/AR1656-AR1654-17Jan2013-10.00am-MYT.jpg)

[Ciarlotto]

Very sharp images: granulation and sunspots are perfectly solved .Great work in following sunspots' evolution!
Please, may you add instrumental data (ota, camera, filter)?

[Larryp]

Great resolution and detail:thumbsup:

[shahgazer]

Thanks. Opss.. probably overlook that. I've added in the original post. Thanks for reminding. :thumbsup:

[brian nordstrom]

:thumbsup: Woaw Shah ! that really shows the dynamics of our sun , well done !
Brian.

[Solar]

Yup that is pretty aweesome work.
You might need clear skys but I need to learn how to do what you do!!!