A couple of shots taken over the weekend during daylight hours. I have been collecting data - at night - and have at least 3 targets to process still from the past clear nights.
Here's the Sun from Saturday morning, AR12954 and 2955 as they moved across the Northern hemisphere:
(https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/rj9Bky9QM-gx_2560x0_4I6I5-D_.jpg)
Best 150 frames out of 2000. 26ms exposures at 12fps. Telescope was 10" f/20 Maksutov working at 6.3m focal length.
https://www.astrobin.com/2dxcq7/B/ (https://www.astrobin.com/2dxcq7/B/)
I actually prefer the B&W version:
(https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/MrLBwf_lBtJo_1824x0_4I6I5-D_.jpg)
Then a shot of the which I have not published yet:
(https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/iq0cqAyAuM6J_2560x0_jaUALzhf.jpg)
The ISS at 6:09AM on Sunday morning...taken with at 94mm refractor working at 700mm FL. 0.7ms at 106fps and composite made of only 20 frames.
Roberto
Nice images Roberto.
Carole
I like the B&W image of the sunspots. 6.3m focal length is impressive. ISS is superb, great capture.
GW
Really good , many feathers to your Bow ,
Roger
Thank you All!