Prom animation 18/06/2013

[Solar (Ralph Smith)]

Here is the animation from the 18th June. It is an hour of its life and consists of twenty frames.
An hour after I finished it lifted off in rather spectacular fashion. I was on my way to work by then but I am pleased to have caught this.

[h0ughy (David)]

bewdiful!!! and you can see the rotation of the prom - top shelf of the pool room!

[Larryp (Laurie)]

That's great, Ralph

[batema (Mark)]

Fantastic production. That should go straight to the pool room.

[astronobob (Bob)]

Wow, how cool is that Ralph, Major turbulances going high speed 'Crykey' putting the earth in there would be like an apple and a flame thrower mmm, Sundried apples, yumm

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by Solar

Here is the animation from the 18th June. It is an hour of its life and consists of twenty frames.
An hour after I finished it lifted off in rather spectacular fashion. I was on my way to work by then but I am pleased to have caught this.

Damm........I've been trying to do this for ages, but work/weather/sun have not co-operated to date.

You've caught it very well! Nice one

[Logieberra (Logan)]

Wow, that's just superb!

[Solar (Ralph Smith)]

I have been asked for a slower model. This is at 0.2Sec.
The .5 one is too slow I think. Can post one if anybody wants it.

[icytailmark (Mark)]

wow thats gotta be the best animation of the solar activity from amateur equipment!!!!

[asimov (John)]

Love the first one the best! Great stuff mate, could watch that for hours.

[gazerman]

The best animation I've seen lately..wowsy

[johnnyt123 (John)]

Speechless!!!

[jsmoraes (Jorge)]

Very interesting image. Impressive movements of Proms. they seem to be three, interacting between themselves

[John Hothersall]

Love Prom avi's - the movements are very hypnotic, we don't see enough of these movies. Suppose they take too long to process, such a great result.

John.