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AR 898 today!

Started by Astrovale, 06/30/2006 06:36PM
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Posted 06/30/2006 06:36PM Opening Post
Gianluca Valentini
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Hello guys,

fresh out of the camera here is the 898 in h-alpha. The white light version should come soon!

Ciao all

Luca

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Posted 07/01/2006 06:27PM #1
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Hi Luca,

great capture of this currently very active region. The sun has a magic eye 8) Maybe the processing is a tad to dark ? At least it looks so on my displays.
I'm curious to see your whitelight captures.

Cheers, Oliver
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Posted 07/01/2006 08:37PM #2
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Xcellent Luca.

i just posted one in UV light of the same spot under heavy turbulence.

Dodi
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Posted 07/01/2006 08:47PM #3
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Hello guys,

today I tried the 898 at F45. I thought that it would have come out worse, but I'm quite happy with it. I could only use 35 frames of 500. The image is reduced to 80% of original size.

Ciao
Luca 8)

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Posted 07/01/2006 10:54PM #4
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This is with Powermate 4X reduced to 80% not to fill your screens wink

Luca 8)

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Posted 07/02/2006 10:46PM #5
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absolutely stunning. 8O How quickly do the features around the active regions change? Would it be possible to show much movement using an animated GIF over a period of about 2 hours? Great stuff Luca.
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