Hybrid TSE

[Peter Ward]

I've been holding on to this one for a bit, but for reasons I can't reveal just yet, can now release the image.

Hope you enjoy the view (https://www.atscope.com.au/BRO/gallery647.html)

[Dave882]

Wow Peter what a view indeed!! I’m not sure I’ve seen the interactions between prominences and corona presented so clearly before. The detail is sublime. Wonderful!!

[Peter Ward]

Thanks David. The image is in homage to Fred Espenak, who created a similar image (https://mreclipse.com/SEphoto/TSE2001/image/T01-113Cw.JPG) in 2001.

It was very dramatic but lacked the resolution you can now obtain with digital imaging.

Surfing the web, while there are many ultra-detailed coronal images (e.g. Drukmuller) I did not find any high resolution examples of the chromosphere
....hence am very pleased about being able to tease out the fine details seen in this image.

(The original 5K image is tack sharp.... even on an A2 print)

[astroron]

Fantastic Peter.
It is the most exquisite image I have
ever seen that has not come from a
professional observatory or space based
telescope.
Well done and Top marks.:thumbsup:
Cheers

[Startrek]

Peter,
Tremendous image well done
Definitely worthy of an APOD !!
That Canon is a keeper for this type of imaging
Cheers
Martin

[leon]

Wow that is sensational Peter well done indeed.:eyepop:

Leon:thumbsup:

[Peter Ward]

Thank you Leon.



Ta. The EOSR5 performed brilliantly during the mad minute of totality. It's sustained RAW frame burst rate is 20fps which helps when you are trying to get as much data as possible.


too kind:thanx:

[keller60]

OMG.

I doubt a Hollywood art director could have conjured better...
..yet yours is real/actual data.

What a stunning image!

Simply amazing. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[Peter Ward]

:thanx:

FYI The data is not a product of sharpening software. I used Avistack to combine the sharpest sections of about 70 frames...which I have to say worked quite well :D