High-res June Sun

[Peter Ward]

Reading the chatter about solar image processing on ISS, I decided to re-pro some data to emphasize limb darkening and fine scale structures.

Here is the link to an HD version.

I'm no so sure.. is it any good?

[Paul Haese]

Looks like a sphere Peter. I really like that prominence at the 5 o'clock position.

[El Paso Eric (Eric)]

Looks super, Peter! Nice and spherical. The proms are pretty spectacular. What size of frame stack did you assembly for this one? Looks like a surface set and a prom set.

Keep the images coming.

[sheeny (Al)]

Excellent as usual. That is a glorous prom!

Al.

[SkyViking (Rolf)]

That's very impressive. Absolutely beautiful!

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

I prefer the way Paul gets his sun to look like a sphere and how his prominences loop around onto the front face of the sun and don't just hug the edge in 2D, I also like the way he has no pink edge, it just looks more like I recon the sun should look...

That said, there is no doubt your image still looks good.

Mike

[Poita (Peter)]

I have mixed feelings about the image.

Image Viewing # 1:
Feeling - Total Jealousy, followed promptly by awe, admiration, then back to jealousy again

On Second viewing, I really love the image, am torn though as to wether I like the Red proms or would prefer them in orange/yellow. They are certainly easier to see in red, it really highlights them, but it also makes the image obviously false colour.

So, if I was going to study the image from an interest point of view, I'd leave the proms red, if I was going to mount the picture on the wall, I'd do them in yellowy orange.

All in all, it looks amazing, thanks for sharing it.

Does anyone have any links to Paul's 'spherical' looking images? I'd like to see that effect too.

[Paul Haese]

Originally Posted by Poita

Does anyone have any links to Paul's 'spherical' looking images? I'd like to see that effect too.

Just take a look at the images of 14 August and 1 August in the solar system forum list.

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

I prefer the way Paul gets his sun to look like a sphere and how his prominences loop around onto the front face of the sun and don't just hug the edge in 2D, I also like the way he has no pink edge, it just looks more like I recon the sun should look...

That said, there is no doubt your image still looks good.

Mike

Well, I did ask....but being dealer's choice I still like the pink proms...

Originally Posted by SkyViking

That's very impressive. Absolutely beautiful!

Thanks

Originally Posted by sheeny

Excellent as usual. That is a glorous prom!

Al.

Thanks, yes it is a beaut..I think they are called tree-proms...buggered if I know why

Originally Posted by El Paso Eric

Looks super, Peter! Nice and spherical. The proms are pretty spectacular. What size of frame stack did you assembly for this one? Looks like a surface set and a prom set.

Keep the images coming.

Usual run is 450 frames, and 11-12 field mosaic (depending on the overlap) x2

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Looks like a sphere Peter. I really like that prominence at the 5 o'clock position.

Thanks Paul....Ah... but is it a sphere? How do we know it's not a big circular disk ?

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by Poita

I have mixed feelings about the image.

Image Viewing # 1:
Feeling - Total Jealousy, followed promptly by awe, admiration, then back to jealousy again

On Second viewing, I really love the image, am torn though as to wether I like the Red proms or would prefer them in orange/yellow. They are certainly easier to see in red, it really highlights them, but it also makes the image obviously false colour.

So, if I was going to study the image from an interest point of view, I'd leave the proms red, if I was going to mount the picture on the wall, I'd do them in yellowy orange.

All in all, it looks amazing, thanks for sharing it.

Does anyone have any links to Paul's 'spherical' looking images? I'd like to see that effect too.

Yep, fair assesment that, have to agree.

Mike

[Paul Haese]

Originally Posted by peter ward

thanks paul....ah... But is it a sphere? How do we know it's not a big circular disk ?

stereo

[midnight (Darrin)]

Superb detail.

Darrin...