Solar eclipse through H-alpha filter
Taken by Marc Frincu on August 25, 2022 @ Nottingham, UK
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Hello, During my livestream of the eclipse I have captured some beautiful h-alpha shots of our nearest star. Filaments, prominences, and faculae can be seen. Scope: LUNT40 B600 Camera: ASI120MC Imaging software: SharpCap 3.2 Processing software: GIMP 2.10 for sharpness and color contrast Image 25102022_2: had a gain around 37 and exposure of about 11 ms. I kept adjusting them during the imaging. Image 25102022_3 (yellowish sun): I pushed the gain to 100 to compensate for the clouds keeping the low exposure time as in the previous one. No stacking, single frames. Timestamps are UTC.
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