September 3rd Sol

[Peter Ward]

On a roll with the weather....:)

The link is here (http://www.atscope.com.au/BRO/gallery193.html)

[Star Catcher]

Excellent Peter! Wish I was'nt at work today. :(

I think the inverted image on this one is not at interesting as the earlier one with the large filaments towards the sun's edges. To my eye you need those to really make it pop in 3D.
Ted

[h0ughy]

well i would like to say i like it but i dont. looks like you hve feathered the edge too much at the edge then stuck in the proms? the rest of the sun looks great, and the proms look pretty spiffy!

[Peter Ward]

Fair enough. Pity we don't see more frank and fearless comment from the federal Public Service!

Oddly enough it's the same data, with just a mask and revesal. None the less, feedback much appreciated and the data has been tweaked it just a tad.

P.S. Care package on the way ;)




Agreed, the features need to be matched to the presentation. Filaments were a bit wussy today. Will put a grey scale image up soon as well.

[gregbradley]

Gee whiz.

Already immaculate images taken to the next level.

Extremely impressive.

Greg.

[Paul Haese]

Don't like the inverted look. I see that every where and wonder what the attraction is to it.

Proms are good.

[Larryp]

Looks great, Peter!

[Peter Ward]

Thanks Laurie.



Just for you Paul... here is a High-res mono section (http://www.atscope.com.au/BRO/gallery194.html)



Thanks Greg.... don't think I've got there yet (the next level)..

The new camera doesn't quite have the same dynamic range of the Skynyx. But must admit having a lot of fun working it all out. :)

[Paul Haese]

Very nice Pete, I like that view. :thumbsup: