Solar mosaic 2 October

[Paul Haese]

Took a few days to sort this one out. Lots of interesting things to to view, with some nice whispy prominences

Click here (http://paulhaese.net/Mosaicsolardisk2October2012.html)fo r the colour image.

Click here (http://paulhaese.net/Mosaicsolardisk2October2012mono.htm l)for the monochrome image.

[h0ughy]

those sunspots certainly are a standout

[Larryp]

That's superb, Paul

[Martin Pugh]

Very, very good Paul. I see you have the new kit up and running.

Are you preferring the Lunt over the Solarmax?

cheers
Martin

[Paul Haese]

Thanks guys,




Oooh yeah Martin. Getting the right scope was important but the benefits are like chalk and cheese for imaging.

[nandopg]

Paul,
I loved it !! You are getting the most out of your new gear.

Fernando

[RickS]

Looks like everything is working great now, Paul! Lots of detail and lots of stuff happening.

[Shiraz]

that's great resolution Paul - where did you find some usable seeing? regards Ray

[lepton3]

Great image Paul. I like the colourisation, has a golden warmth to it.

-Ivan

[Matt Wastell]

Great additions with the new get up!

[gbeal]

Lovely shot Paul, very nice.
6 panels? Could you do it with less?
Just wondering, as I need to mosaic the disk, (DMK41 at 840mm focal length), and I use 4, but agree the sections don't have heaps of overlap.
Gary

[Paul Haese]

Thanks guys,

Ray seeing is good most mornings at present with these highs moving over us. :)

Gary, the overlap is pretty critical and I am imaging at 1120mm. That means 6 panels easily. 4 will just miss out tiny pieces in the corners.