Ar11196

[Paul Haese]

It was not that long ago that I could cover an active region with the 640 x 480 sensor of the Skynyx or have to do a two panel mosaic, but now some active regions are starting to cover the size of the larger sensor I have and I am not using maximum magnification like I was with the skynyx.

This active regions is pretty large and has some really great features. Lots of magnetic field lines and complex structure. I am hoping for a better view of it tomorrow and some really steady morning seeing.

Click here (http://paulhaese.net/AR11196.html)for image.

[saturnino]

Fabulous shot.
Just try to desaturate a bit 'less color, the rest is a fantastic detail.

[Paul Haese]

Done. :thumbsup:

[Bassnut]

Whoa, thats very cool, well done. I know nothing about Solar imaging, but that looks very pro.

[Paul Haese]

Hey thanks Fred. I hope to achieve this level of detail on a full disk mosaic at some stage.

[sheeny]

That's excellent Paul.:thumbsup: Lovely detail and images scale.

Al.

[Troy]

I like it Paul, very nice image. :D

[Shiraz]

Very impressive Paul - lots going on in that region. regards Ray

[Matt Wastell]

Great stuff Paul - lots to see - I am glad you got some Sun in!

[Dennis]

Yummy – what a great image Paul. Stunning edge-to-edge goodness with lovely detail, tones and clarity.

Cheers

Dennis

[DaveM]

Great image Paul.
I was wondering if you had compared imaging with and without the doublestack? Specifically, I am wondering whether cranking up the contrast of a single stack image in post-processing replicates an image taken in doublestack mode, or whether the doublestacking lets you image features that can't be done in single stack mode? I am considering double stacking my scope, but as far as I can tell at the moment, the double stacking helps with visual and maybe not very much with imaging. Any experience you can pass on would be greatly appreciated.

David

[Astroman]

Nice image Paul, love the scale, a full disk at that scale would be awesome....

[John Hothersall]

Thats such a rich image with detail.

John.

[BlackWidow]

Great shot Paul..
Your pictures inspire me to not smash my setup and just keep plodding on. Hope to meet you at the society someday.

Regards
Mardy

[Paul Haese]

thanks all,

Andrew I have data for a full disk at present but need to find the time to process it all.