Tiny sunspot 2570 et al.
Taken by Bernard Durand on August 2, 2016 @ The Alps, 1050 m height, France
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Date Taken: 2016:08:02 14:35:18
 
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After some days in a row with a spotless Sun, four tiny spots appeared this morning in France. I couldnot spend this day without tempting to image them ! Refractor 8 inches @ f/D 32. Thousands Oaks RG ND2.5 aperture filter. Baader Continuum + IR blocking filters. Basler aca 1920-155um @ 269 mean fps. Video duration 18.6 seconds for 5000 frames. Area of interest 1088x688. Seeing was not very good: average 1.67 according to the Sun Scintillating Monitor. Processing: AS!2 and Photoshop. I am quite happy with the result :-) Cheers, Bernard.
Photographer's website:
http://www.astrofrenchy.com
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