H-Alpha Prominences on Parade 28th April 2013

[Star Catcher (Ted Dobosz)]

Hi All

Just got around to processing some data from the 28th April. I think the image shows several nice variants of prominences all happening at once. Quite unusual mix. Taken with the Lunt 80 and DMK41 with 5X barlows. Gamma had to be pushed a bit to get across the brightness range.

Ted

[seeker372011 (Narayan)]

Certainly seem to have that scope delivering some outstanding results ,Ted

[Star Catcher (Ted Dobosz)]

Originally Posted by seeker372011

Certainly seem to have that scope delivering some outstanding results ,Ted

Thanks Narayan. I must say that the Lunt scope has never dissapointed in what it can deliver. Its capabilities sit in a sweet spot for portability and resolving power that is usually seeing limited when imaging.
Ted

[Larryp (Laurie)]

Spectacular prominences, Ted!

[Buddman (Adam)]

Wow, what an awesome image. The prominences have so much detail.

Love it.

Adam

[Solar (Ralph Smith)]

Lovely prom presentation.

[Matt Wastell (Matt)]

Hi Ted
That is a super image - I see what you mean by the variation in the proms!

[asimov (John)]

I meant to reply to this last night but got sidetracked. Lovely work Ted!

[Star Catcher (Ted Dobosz)]

Thanks Laurie, Adam, Ralph, Matt & John. Always easier to make a good pic when the sun co-operates

Ted

[skytry (Peter)]

hi Ted,
I enjoy your top work also,
hope there is more too come,
regards,
Peter.

[Dennis]

Lovely work Ted, the diversity of shapes of the prominences and their detail is quite exquisite.

Cheers

Dennis

[icytailmark (Mark)]

if you look hard you can see the ship destiny

[mexhunter (César)]

Beautiful!!!