It's been a while since I've done any solar imaging. I found that I enjoyed imaging in
Hydrogen Alpha when I was preparing for the
Venus Transit last year, but I don't have the right equipment. I borrowed a
Coronado PST this weekend and managed to get a few images between the clouds.
All three images were made using the Coronado PST. The first two were imaged with a Meade DSI camera, and the third was imaged with a Canon EOS Rebel T3 (1100D). I was able to capture a separate set of images for the solar disk in the first image, which is why the details are more pronounced than in the second image.
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Solar Prominences |
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Solar Prominences |
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The full disk of the Sun, taken with my DSLR. |
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