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May 25th: a prominence

Started by Astrovale, 05/26/2006 10:16AM
Posted 05/26/2006 10:16AM Opening Post
Hello guys,

this is the largest prominence from yesterday. The seeing wasn't great and the picture reflects that, but I manually selected the best 35 frames of 1000 and the result isn't that bad wink

Ciao all

Luca 8)

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Posted 05/26/2006 12:56PM | Edited 05/26/2006 12:58PM #1
Great detail & contrast Luca! 8)
Keep those shots coming, as it seems I won't be seeing much of anything for the next 10 days...(besides CLOUDS) forecast is "clouds & thunderstorms"...
Thanks for sharing!

Ivan Gastaldo 8)
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Posted 05/27/2006 03:14AM #2
Gianluca,

Very sweeet indeed ...

-JW:
Posted 05/28/2006 12:37AM #3
Hello Gianluca
WOW, what a good shot.

I too captured this prominence from my home in Greenville, SC. I had the day off from work so thought I would play with my NEW Coronado PST. My photo is only a single shot using my Fuji S-3000 digital camera with eyepiece projection with a Meade 20mm Super plossl attached my means of a Digi-T adapter into a Shorty 2X barlow. But still not too shabby.

Enjoy, Arthur Stratton

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