Filament Today

[Derek Klepp]

Been following this for the past few days.Will be interesting to see how it develops.

[Matt Wastell (Matt)]

Thanks for the ongoing pics of this Filament Derek - one of my favourite solar features!

[Larryp (Laurie)]

Spectacular, Derek

[John Hothersall]

Detail is superb Derek.

John.

[nandopg]

Hi Derek,
Nice image of this filament.

Fernando

[gbeal]

Nice shot mate, keep an eye on it.
Gary

[johnnyt123 (John)]

Hi Derek..

That is a beautiful photo.
I just want to ask how did you get it in such detail and with that colour?

I Have a Lunt 80mm Double stacked with b1800 filter and i cant get good pics for the life of me.....

Photos turn out pink with very little detail.
I have just recently bought an Orion Deep space imager pro V2, and a Meade monochrome camera.....to try andget nice pics....

What camera did you use to get his amazing photo?

Thanks

johnny

[Star Catcher (Ted Dobosz)]

Hi Derek
Nice one! I saw this filament very briefly this morning before cloud rolled in. I'm hoping it clears this afternoon to see how it has changed.
Ted

[Poita (Peter)]

What you need is a mono camera, and then you colourise the pics later.

I think Derek uses a GSTAR-EX mono camera (could be wrong!) , others use the point grey grasshopper or similar cameras like the DMK41.

Like planetary, many people capture a mono video file and then stack the results to get those images you see posted here.

The Ha light doesn't work very well at all with a colour camera.

-Peter

Originally Posted by johnnyt123

Hi Derek..

That is a beautiful photo.
I just want to ask how did you get it in such detail and with that colour?

I Have a Lunt 80mm Double stacked with b1800 filter and i cant get good pics for the life of me.....

Photos turn out pink with very little detail.
I have just recently bought an Orion Deep space imager pro V2, and a Meade monochrome camera.....to try andget nice pics....

What camera did you use to get his amazing photo?

Thanks

johnny

[Derek Klepp]

Peter is correct. You need a mono camera then you colour the pic in photoshop or another similar program. You may also want to check out the solarchat website as there are lots of tutorials there on solar image processing.
Cheers Derek

[johnnyt123 (John)]

Thanks for the tip. I will give it a try.