July-28th: Some views of the ARs in Ha and Standard Resolution

[nandopg]

Hello,
As the seeing was quite bad, I had to stop the 127mm scope down to 80mm and work with a reduced resolution to capture these images.

I am posting an annotated low resolution full disc image to work as a positional reference to make possible the identification of the ARs on the images in standard resolution.

The image # 2 has been rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise to improve the perspective of the AR11531 that is going to the dark side on the western limb.

Thanks for looking,

Fernando

[h0ughy (David)]

wow some wonderful views there

[gbeal]

Yes indeed, some great detail. Well done Fernando.
Gary

[Paul Haese]

Nice Fernando, nice to have some resolution.

[Matt Wastell (Matt)]

Looking great - some of the close ups are top notch - love the filaments too!

[Derek Klepp]

A great selection Fernando I took my Ha unit off the 60mm Daystar and mounted it as your filter is with the UV/IR block filter on a 127mm and got a result(albeit more in the Blue wing).

[nandopg]

Originally Posted by h0ughy

wow some wonderful views there

Originally Posted by gbeal

Yes indeed, some great detail. Well done Fernando.
Gary

Thank you very much for the encouraging comments.

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Nice Fernando, nice to have some resolution.

Thanks Paul. Indeed I used 2% out of the 2700 frames so, seeing could be a little better. When seeing is ordinary I use 7% out of the same batch.

Originally Posted by Matt Wastell

Looking great - some of the close ups are top notch - love the filaments too!

Thank you so much Matt, comment very appreciated.

Originally Posted by Derek Klepp

A great selection Fernando I took my Ha unit off the 60mm Daystar and mounted it as your filter is with the UV/IR block filter on a 127mm and got a result(albeit more in the Blue wing).

Thanks Derek. I am glad you got a good result changing your setup a little bit. These Daystar filters in a 127 scope make up a setup capable to deliver very good images.

Best Regards,

Fernando