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Chromosphere of the Sun, March 14, 2026
Posted: Mar 15th, 2026
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Telescope/Lens:
Acuter Elite Phoenix 40
Camera:
Player One Ares-M Pro
Mount:
iOptron HAE18C
Software:
SharpCap, AstroSurface, Registax, Adobe Photoshop
Accessories:
Celestron Barlow x2
Moskva, Russia
Mar 14th, 2026
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CHROMOSPHERE OF THE SUN, MARCH 14, 2026 Telescope/Lens: Acuter Elite Phoenix 40 Camera: Player One Ares-M Pro Mount: iOptron HAE18C Software: SharpCap, AstroSurface, Registax, Adobe Photoshop Accessories: Celestron Barlow x2 Moskva, Russia Original size: https://deepskyhosting.com/5OHC1ag Author: Maxim Chulkov
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Thank you for sharing your photos - this is exactly what this project is all about! :-)
Captured with the filter set to its narrowest bandwidth.
Result of stacking 370 frames out of 1000. Gain 125, each frame exposure 100 ms.
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Polyakov Aleksey
Can you see the same level of detail, or better/worse, through the eyepiece with your own eye?
17 Mar, 2026
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Maxim Chulkov
Replied to Polyakov Aleksey
Visually, the details are generally less sharp, but, for example, the limb prominences appear brighter in the eyepiece than in the photograph.
18 Mar, 2026
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Polyakov Aleksey
Replied to Maxim Chulkov
Interesting, so Acuter also has that banding issue that varies from one reference to another.
18 Mar, 2026
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