Solar disk, mega filament 6 August

[Paul Haese]

I took this data yesterday but only got around to posting it today. Several hours processing (9 hours) ;).

There is a few defects in this that need fixing but I will get to that soon.

Take a good look around.

Click here (http://paulhaese.net/Mosaicsolardisk6August2012.html)for image (warning 2.8mb)

[iceman]

Fabulous!

[sungrazer]

Hi Paul

Another GREAT SHOT. Congratulations.

Just love how we get to re-live what we have seen in real life over and over through great photography and persistent processing - this is excellent.

It has really moved on today - about half of that filament left - i was hoping to watch it curl over the limb.

cheers
Karen

[Dennis]

Just when I thought that I had seen the plateau of what seemed feasible from the Forum’s top solar imagers, you go and post this! Really nice work Paul.:thumbsup:

Cheers

Dennis

[gbeal]

Wonderful Paul, wonderful.
Gary

[multiweb]

Very sharp shot. Huge structure across the disc. :thumbsup:

[Paul Haese]

Thanks guys. Very much appreciate your high praise. Dennis I am always in awe of your solar images and wonder if I will be able to attain even just a fraction of what you get with my new Herschell wedge (impending arrival this week).

[Derek Klepp]

Nice one Paul your efforts are appreciated.

[Paul Haese]

Thanks Derek

[Matt Wastell]

Great disc - love the action you have captured!

[astronobob]

Sweet as Paul, I see the Limb area processing has been mastered very well now, infact, all over is just awesome :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[nandopg]

Paul,
What awesome full disc mosaic !! That is a real world class top image.

Thanks for posting this beauty,

Fernando

[Peter Ward]

Work, and now very inclement weather, has kept me away from old Sol for a bit, so nice to see a classy solar hemisphere capture.

Nicely done :thumbsup: