July 23 Ha Sol

[Peter Ward]

More of the usual H-alpha from yours truly.

The link is here (http://www.atscope.com.au/BRO/gallery320.html)

[h0ughy]

average effort Peter ;)

[Peter Ward]

Thinking of average efforts.....I was so engrossed with time-lapses of the same sort of Sol image (https://vimeo.com/100868673)

.....and in no way detracting from excellent Sol imagery from yourself and Paul.....

I simply didn't enter a H-alpha still image in the CWAS/Malins this year (due feedback they were getting boring ) :doh:

Fact of the matter is, the Sun is interesting, dynamic and sometimes spectacular.

Kudos to those who capture those moments :thumbsup:

[GUS.K]

Amazing shot,great prom detail. Shows that even a quiet sun can be a great view.

GUS.K

[Paul Haese]

First up the image you just put up is very nice. Great colour and sharp detail.

That time lapse is sweet. A few jumps here and there but the dedication to the imaging is spectacular.

I know exactly how you feel with your win of the Solar system hi res in 2012 with the Venus transit. I considered putting in a similar image myself but did not. In the end the better image won on that occasion. To be honest I was shocked that my solar image got up last weekend. I did not expect that.

This is a contender for next year. :thumbsup:

[Peter Ward]

Thanks Paul, but nah... it's not.

You caught that very speccy prom and that's exactly the sort of thing required :thumbsup:

I'm still learning how to best capture solar animations... so many variables.....

Cheers.

[multiweb]

Nice. Must be a bit like a cat and mouse game to get some sun past few days.