Last one for a while

[pursuer]

Ok, I promise I won't post every photo I take of the sun but this puts my first attempt to shame

I finally resolved the problems I was having with focus:

makes this one look kind of sickly lol.

Thanks for looking.

 

[Arch]

Man these are great, that first one is excellent :thumbup:

 

[woodsac]

The second one looked good...when I didn't know any better

You did a great job on the new one. Astrophotography is almost unbelievable to me!

 

[LaFoto]

The protuberance in the first is nicer! You caught a bigger one there.
In comparison, I see why you like the second better overall, though. The first taken (ie. second in this thread) is very much like a lemon. The second taken (first presented here) is more like photos of the sun I have seen before.
Amazing!
Absolutely amazing.
My daughter says, close-up pics of the sun make her feel sick. Worse are little film sequence with all the activity going on...

 

[Rob]

Cool shots! Out of interest, what did you use to do this without turning your camera into a James Bond laser execution type device?

Rob

 

[Raymond J Barlow]

awesome shot Pursuer, looks very sharp, and fasinating... just think, if that heater decided to quit, how fast would we all become ice?

 

[Mohain]

Excellents stuff Pursuer. I'm hugely envious that you can take pics like this!

 

[Calliope]

Cool! Great capture!

 

[Fate]

ahhh it burns!! great shot, definatly an improvment on the origional, which to be fair, was awsome anyway!

 

[JonK]

WOW! very hot. :thumbsup:

 

[anicole]

Some totally excellent work! :thumbup:

( I dare you to pm that to aprilraven ... let's see if she sizzles! )

 

[photo gal]

Wow that is out of this world!!! Right on!! : )

 

[pursuer]

Thanks guys

Rob I used a a little dedicated hydrogen alpha telescope called a PST manufactured by Coronado.

One more, I know, I'm, out of control