Sun spots in white light

[Trev S]

Attached is an image of a few sun spots in white light taken today at about midday. It seems that the Sun's activity is increasing as the next cycle gets underway.

[JR]

Trevor

That's come out well and if you run it through ImPPG (deconvolution Image Post Processor) I reckon you should be able to bring out the granulation.  

James

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On 9 Aug 2022, at 17:27, Trev S <trevs...@gmail.com> wrote:



Attached is an image of a few sun spots in white light taken today at about midday. It seems that the Sun's activity is increasing as the next cycle gets underway.

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[William Bottaci]

Hello Trevor, that's a nice traditional white light image; the kind I prefer.
Some faculae can be seen, but what looks like granulation may probably be compression artifacts as your file size is quite small; a less compressed file would show your image better and then as James says ImPPG would do it justice. Exposure looks spot on too.
Thanks for sharing.
William

On Tue, 9 Aug 2022 at 19:50, 'JR' via croydonastro <croydo...@googlegroups.com> wrote:
Trevor
That's come out well and if you run it through ImPPG (deconvolution Image Post Processor) I reckon you should be able to bring out the granulation.  
James