A different Sun...

[Peter Ward]

Have to say I'm warming to this sort of solar processing. Filaments look like clouds....which they are in a way...

The magnetic constraints on the Sun's turbulent ionized atmosphere are more obvious....

Probably best if I don't wax too lyrical...


The link is here

[h0ughy (David)]

its very 3dish Peter - quite nice. the filaments and the proms look great, as too the sun spot regions, but the bright outer edge seems to cut the continuity from the detail to the proms? I like what you have done - far far better than anything i can do, but thats just my thoughts

[johnnyt123 (John)]

Very nice pseudo processing.....

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by h0ughy

its very 3dish Peter - quite nice. the filaments and the proms look great, as too the sun spot regions, but the bright outer edge seems to cut the continuity from the detail to the proms? I like what you have done - far far better than anything i can do, but thats just my thoughts

Fair 'nuff. Problem is.... the real data goes to "black" at the limb, which is "white" with this presentation. Perhaps something a little less terse is required..

Originally Posted by johnnyt123

Very nice pseudo processing.....

Ta.

[h0ughy (David)]

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Fair 'nuff. Problem is.... the real data goes to "black" at the limb, which is "white" with this presentation. Perhaps something a little less terse is required..

so by a little less terse what are you thinking?

[Matt Wastell (Matt)]

Hi Peter
You can bang on as much as you like when you produce images like you do - that is super! Looking forward to more.
In Solar Maximum, is there a 'maximum' day - if so I hope it is still ahead of us!!!

[EricB (Eric)]

Lovely picture Peter. Well done!

Eric

[Larryp (Laurie)]

As usual, nice work, Peter

[Kunama]

Sen - freakin - sational thanks for the linky Peter.

[FlashDrive (Poppy)]

WOW ...that's huge and such detail ....thanks Peter.

Col...

[iceman (Mike)]

Looks great to me!