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Started by Astrovale, 06/09/2007 11:38PM
Posted 06/09/2007 11:38PM Opening Post
Hello guys,

the sun woke up and so did I grin

Alas when this active region was showing off, here we had rain and clouds so I have to be content with the "tail" of the activity sad

Data are on the picture.

Ciao all

Luca

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Posted 06/10/2007 12:10AM | Edited 06/10/2007 12:12AM #1
This is my 1st experiment with the TEC180FL and Baader Herschel prism. I stil have to get the gist of white light image processing, but I thought I'd share it anyway grin

Luca


PS both images are reduced to 60% of their original size and the H-alpha is at F22 while the WL is at F28


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Posted 06/10/2007 02:21AM #2
Gianluca,

Nice images, I like the WL image alot and would like to get something half as good. Having trouble with my cloud filter these days.

Thanks for sharing,
C
Posted 06/10/2007 02:23AM | Edited 06/10/2007 02:24AM #3
Gianluca,

Woa ... very nice. I really like the fine detail! The jet stream has kept me from imaging the last few days. cwy

Great job,
-JW:
Posted 06/10/2007 02:51PM | Edited 06/10/2007 05:00PM #4
I believe that this F20 shot is better than the F28 previously posted. This image is 100% of its original size.
As usual data are on the picture and the imaging system was:
TEC 180FL with Baader H-prism and Powermate 2,5x
Lumenera Infinity 2-1M
40 frames out of 300 captured with Lucam Recorder
manual selection in Registax 4.

Ciao
Luca

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Posted 06/11/2007 07:57PM #5
Luca, Excellent image. Can you share the technique and equipment needed to produce such a nice image. Thanks a million. Mahesh Yadav