SUN2023/11/25

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SUN2023/11/25

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Hi All, At last a really good clear day.

peter
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LUNT LS 60THa WITH PRESSURE TUNER, BLOCKING FILTER B1200, Skywatcher Startravel 80T OTA, ZWO ASI 178MM, lot of bit
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Re: SUN2023/11/25

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A lovely image.

You are lucky to have clear skies today - only 60 or 70 miles away here in Oxfordshire it's been gloomy with rain all morning :(

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Re: SUN2023/11/25

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Peter

Nice image, can you supply capture/processing details please?

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Re: SUN2023/11/25

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Hi David, I did with Skywatcher Startravel 80T OTA, ZWO .

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Thanks Peter. Any info on exposure, gain, number of frames and post processing would be helpful for anyone venturing into solar work.

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