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Old 18-11-2012, 01:31 PM
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I agree 100%. I was lucky enough to see first hand the effort and dedication required to get this image.
Attached is a snap of Phil (on the left) hard at work on the morning of the eclipse....
It was a great spot and an unbelievable experience.
James
Kind words James, but I can't think of anything I did that you didn't so you can claim just as much dedication! Without you and the Adobe scouting crew I might not have ended up in that location either!

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Old 18-11-2012, 01:33 PM
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That's an incredibly sharp image Phil, congratulations!

The composite you posted is also very cool. I'm always amazed at how awesome corona composites look, even with just a couple of exposures.

Another step you can try, is to radially blur the corona, subtract it from the original composite, stretch/sharpen the result, and then "overlay/multiply" it on the original (try varying the opacities etc for optimum results). That will exaggerate the fine structure of the corona.

Geoff
Thanks Geoff and Paul for the processing tips. I'm looking forward to trying them out at home soon.

Subtracting a blurred layer is something I've done in the past for my comet shots in twilight. Was actually giving it a quick test yesterday too.. shows promise but still isn't going to be easy!
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Old 18-11-2012, 01:36 PM
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Fabulous images of the Proms, Phil.
A really well deserved APOD.
Congratulations.
Terry
Thanks Terry, but even more so for everything you did for the astronomy and broader community in the leadup to this eclipse. The location we ended up in was very close to one you had identified in your trip and it helped get us in the right zone. Then there's all the public outreach and government liaison you did as well. So I look forward to hearing the back story on that sometime too!

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Old 18-11-2012, 01:37 PM
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No - it's certainly not as trivial as it sounds.

A lot of people have had success using this technique:

http://www.gva-hamburg.de/sofi2006/f...itswork_uk.htm

You may be interested in trying that out, too.
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Old 18-11-2012, 03:28 PM
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http://www.gva-hamburg.de/sofi2006/f...itswork_uk.htm

You may be interested in trying that out, too.
You bet I am!

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Stunning shot Phil. Congrats on your APOD!
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