going over the edge 08 Feb 2014

[h0ughy]

i have a heap of data, just grabbed one and played with it. white light Ar11967 moving towards the edge. seeing was So-So ordinary but you get what you can Eh?

[Dennis]

Nice work David – love the faculae.

Cheers

Dennis

[h0ughy]

thanks Dennis - nothing like fresh Faculae eh ;)

[multiweb]

Really nice close up. You're cooking now. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

[h0ughy]

thanks Marc

[Star Catcher]

Looking good David, look forward to seeing what the other dat brings.
Ted

[h0ughy]

so am i. though i tried not to get burnt i did and up with some unusual burn marks on my arms where it snuck through the scopes. I am going to keep out of the sun today - no solar imaging ;) .

[John W]

Hi David,
Nice work - some good detail there. Wonder if these groups will last another pass? Cheers. John W.

[Solar]

You never know Dave the might be some good data in there. I never even saw it this time.

[h0ughy]

this was the result of the white light FD

[Quark]

Looks pretty impressive to me David, certainly worth the effort.

Regards
Trevor

[h0ughy]

thanks Trevor, I still cant get over how much the type of seeing can kill a imaging session. watching the screen live you can see the turbulence and waves in the air, those stacking programmes are gold - AKA Autostakkert. LOL i am still not game enough to tackle Jupiter or Saturn;)

[Rigel003]

I think these and all those you've been posting recently are just fantastic for white light photos. Better than some Ha images I've seen. well done, Houghy.

It's also great to actually have enough spots on the disk at one time to see them lined up horizontally like we have recently.

[PacoYepes]

I really like David.

Greetings.

[h0ughy]

thanks for the response guys:):thumbsup: