Hydrogen Alpha: Lunt 60mm Solartelescope + Lunt 50mm front filter for double stack.
Extra equipment: 0.5x focal reducer, 1.5x barlow, 2.5x Powermate
Camera: DMK31AU03 USB Mono
Recording: 1500 frames @ 30 fps captured for each AVI. 20% used for final stacking.


80GB data in 149 AVIs were recorded.


0.5x focal reducer - HDR out of 5 images.


0.5x focal reducer.


Alternative of the above.




1.5x barlow - Mosaic of 9 images.

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1.5x barlow - Mosaic of 17 images.

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When i was done capturing the time lapses i looked at the sun visually since it put up such a nice show that day.
Also yanked out my binoviewer and the 3D effect was quite clear, particularly with that huge proms.
It was as if i could reach out my arm and touch it. Quite cool :)
That also gave me an idea to try to shoot it in 3D.
I stuffed my DMK31 into one of the places in the binoviwer and a plasticcap in the other. Recorded and then switched them around and did another recording.

Color:

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Black/white:

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Time lapse:

Sequence A - 600 frames were recorded every 30 seconds for 20½ minutes with 1.5x barlow.
Nice activity at the edge and a lump of plasma moving quite fast near the two sunspots.


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Link 4.9mb inverted quicktime at 970 x 700



Sequence B - 600 frames were recorded every 30 seconds for 20½ minutes with 1.5x barlow.
This one was recorded right after the previous one.
Again nice activity along the edge. As well as a couple of mini eruptions on the surface.
That lump of plasma near the sunspots seemed to have stopped and is rotating now.


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Sequence C - 600 frames were recorded every 30 seconds for 20½ minutes with 1.5x barlow.


Link 195kb quicktime at 600 x 500
Link 501kb inverted quicktime at 600 x 500