Hydrogen-alpha
Sun 05 September 2010
Sun 05 September 2010
Local: Caxias do Sul / Brazil
Local time: 10h29min to 10h31min
Telescope: Coronado PST plus SolarMax40mm, eyepiece Coronado Cemax 18 mm, camera: Panasonic DMC-ZS1, ISO 200, 1/40 and 1/80. Stack 20 pictures, black and white. Colour and enhancement Photoshop CS4.
Morning Sun and swallows
Morning Sun and swallows
Local: Caxias do Sul / Brazil
Mosaic 03 pictures: 07h52' / 07h53' / 07h54' - Camera: Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS1, ISO 80 - 1/1000.
Sun h-alpha: stack 05 pictures, local time 08h09'. Telescope Coronado PST plus SolarMax40mm, eyepiece Coronado Cemax 18 mm / camera: Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS1 ISO 200, 1/6. Original pictures black and white, colour and enhancement Phtoshop CS4.
The Butterfly Nebula (IC 1318) in HaRGB
The Butterfly Nebula (IC 1318) in HaRGB
by Craig and Tammy Temple
This region of the sky is rich in HII nebulosity. The brightest star in
the image, Sadr (Gamma Cygni) lies at the heart of the constellation
Cygnus, although it is much closer to us than the nebulae. Just below
Sadr is The Butterfly (IC 1318), which is not actually two separate
nebulae, but a single cloud partially obscured by a dark dust lane, LDN
889. To the top right is The Crescent Nebula, NGC 6888. Several open
clusters and dark nebulae are also visible in this wide field-of-view.
Solar flare in a filament near sunspot 1101
Solar flare in a filament near sunspot 1101
by Mike Borman
Image was taken on August 28, 2010 from my home in Evansville, Indiana, USA. The image was taken with a Televue 102iis refractor, Coronado SM90 h-alpha filter, Imaging Source DMK41AU02.AS camera, 2X barlow, on a Celestron CGE Pro mount. Processed with Registax and Photoshop.
The Helix Nebula (NGC 7293)
The Helix Nebula (NGC 7293)
by Bill Snyder
This was taken from Pa on 8/16 17/2010 NGC7293 Helix BiColor Ha OIII OIII Ha=260min OIII=180min Scope TMB 130mm Camera Apogee U8300 Mount Atlas EQG
More of my images at http://billsnyderastrophotography.com/

