Solar mosaic 23 September

[Paul Haese]

First run using both the Lunt 80 and the PGR camera. 6 panels (some join defects present I need to sort out etalon settings) with the final image being a huge 150mb which I have obviously reduced down to 1.3mb.

Detail is so much sharper. Seeing was pretty average but this does show hope.

You will note there are no proms visible. I need to work on camera settings for this to show up. Took too much gamma out I think.

Click here (http://paulhaese.net/Mosaicsolardisk23September2012.html )for image.

Feel free to tell me like it is. :)

[pvelez]

Thats a great shot Paul - you shoudl be very proud.

Its good to see that you have put your Lunt travails behind you

Pete

[Larryp]

Great image, Paul!

[Star Catcher]

Hey Paul
Coming up a bit bright on my monitor for the centre of the disk. Plenty of nice detail about. I sure you''ll work out the gremlins. Agree the potential is there.
Ted

[Matt Wastell]

Congrats on the image - new toys (now working) are fun. The biggest challenge is getting that even brightness across the panels. I am sure you will nail it with some more time. Looking forward to many more discs.

[Paul Haese]

Thanks guys.

Ted I addressed the brightness, but still not to my personal liking. Having said that though this is one of my better images. Looking forward to tomorrow (sunny day).

[nandopg]

Hi Paul,
Lovely image, very sharp. On my monitor the center of the image looks good, but on the edge it is a little dark. I think a light masked S&H would fix this.

Best Regards,

Fernando

[Peter Ward]

Been away for a bit...Wow you've without doubt cranked it up a notch with that one Paul. :thumbsup:

[Paul Haese]

Got some good seeing this morning Pete. Hoping this image will look absolutely pedestrian as a result. Processing now. I will post the results sometime Friday or Saturday.