Create your own Solar Images VERY BASIC GUIDE

Imaging the sun is always such a challenge, even it's a large target, However Solar imaging has many new challenges wihen it comes to image stacking and processing!! But it's a deep learning curve, but it's meant to be fun and it's a hobby we should all enjoy!!!!
WARNING NO AI is used, just pure skill and no cheating is allowed!!!
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[@starguy9137]

Thank's Marty, Really like your videos on solar and setups. I actually overhauled a 5in refactor with a Altair Solar stack, I.R-U.V filter and a Daystar Chrom and Prom eyepieces., and, Daystar F/R a back-focus tube and a ASI 294 Color Pro camera. Everything is working very nicely. Thanks to those videos and guidelines you posted.👍👍👍

[@starguy9137]

Hi, Marty., Is your DayStar Quark Eyepiece a Ha Chromosphere or Ha Prominence model?

[@MPAstro]

It's a Chromosphere model, which I think is the better all round performer

[@ayjanu]

Nicely done, Martin! I've also used AutoStakkert 2 and RegiStax 6 to stack images. I'm in a tough transitional phase of my life, where I haven't been able to do much observing for quite a while, but I hope to get out in the field once again, at some point, especially now that I live so close to a dark sky site. Several of your tutorial videos are still go-to references for me, when I need a refresher on things, so thank you for doing this.

[@MPAstro]

Thank you for your positive comments, I apprieciate from my viewers who use my videos as important advice. I'm looking at making more videos on post processing, though it's not easy to do, sometimes live recordings can be nightmare, if you try to show what your doing on photoshop, sometimes the image could go wrong some where, it's very tricky to master and correct your mistakes without looking stupid in the process!! It will take some careful planning, but look out for more of these videos, at least one thing I did not cheat using AI technology, so many top Astro channels are using AI prrograms, which I feel it makes people lazy!!!

[@tonyquinn7479]

Fantastic and helpful video, many thanks for making this, all I need now is photoshop,

[@MPAstro]

Great to hear!

[@frankguyton9596]

Nice job where did you set your quark dial adjustment at?

[@MPAstro]

The Anstrom setting is set 2 clicks to the right

[@sam5729]

Wow those images are fantastic ☀️ great video Marty

[@MPAstro]

@@sam5729 thanks for watching Sam, I'm planning another editing video, but I need clear skies and the sun to get the captures I want, in the UK weather is terrible at the moment, so I have to wait while for it improve.

[@mistyskies6396]

Amazing photo of the Sun - 😍

[@MPAstro]

Hopefully with this guide you'll be able make your own solar timelapse video!!

[@whatmattersmost6725]

Thanks as always Martin!!!

[@MPAstro]

Thanks again!

[@tommydegnes3527]

awesome 😊tnx

[@MPAstro]

Thanks Tommy!!

[@AmatureAstronomer]

Interesting.