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Old 26-March-2008, 07:55 AM
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This group has been tempting me for 2 days. The weather has been cloudy and raining, but today for a brief period it was clear and reasonably still.

I am very happy with the image despite the bad conditions.

Image taken with solarmax 60
Camera Skynyx 2-0
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Imerge mosaic
final processing PS CS

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Old 26-March-2008, 01:18 PM
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Detailed, and nicely processed solar image. It appears that the nasty weather didn't ruin you're daytime seeing.

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very nice image!
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New cycle or old. Can't see enough of the sun to tell latitude.

Any activity is welcome after such a dead minimum.

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Beautiful Sun shots. The detail and contrast is very nice.

Rick, I think these are old cycle, they are right along the equator.
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A Fine shot it is, Lots of details and a very dramatic, really nice!. More activity due for today and the next couple of days. something to keep a close watch on. Clear Skies
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Nice! Great detail.

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Great job, I can't tell that the conditions were bad at all.
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Thanks guys,

There activer regions are old cycle. There is some new cycle stuff but very small and not worth imaging.
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Hi Paul.
Killer man. Nice image you got there thanks. Clear kied to you. Paul
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Great images despite the skies. Thanks.

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