Viewing With Solar Telescopes

This Blog is about solar viewing and imaging. DISCLAIMER : NOTE! Viewing the sun can be extremely dangerous! The information provided here is meant only as a description of what one or two people have done. The reader accepts all responsibility and liability associated with the use of any information provided here, as it is possible that important precautionary information may be left out. Neither Bill nor Mike is responsible for damage resulting from using the information and ideas herein!

Saturday, November 23, 2013

Images From Nov 20

I guess you could say I was getting behind but I wanted to leave Bill's fantastic prom shots at the top for a bit before I posted these . My day was a cool +4c with clear sky's to start until some light cloud moved in at the end of the session . It was a good day for imaging so I took some white light to go with the HA . One more thing I discovered was how to effectively use a 0.5 reducer and take a one shot full disk , so my full disk images will no longer have the bottom sliver cut off .