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    Aufgrund der beliebten Nachfrage blieb ich endlich spät auf, um nachts die Sonne zu fotografieren. [OC]

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    1. rockylemon on

      In all seriousness do not point your telescope/camera at the sun without proper filters

      The Sun’s chromosphere was captured through a Solar Hydrogen Alpha filter which isolates a very narrow band of light to pass through to the camera sensor

      This was shot with a Lunt LS60MT with double stacking.
      200/1000 frames stacked

    2. Peepeepoopoobutttoot on

      Wait, it’s late at night and I’ve had a whisky. How does one photograph the sun, at night? You close to north/South Pole or something??

    3. moonisflat on

      I would love to watch the sun for hours. I wish I had the equipment and experience.

    5. Xpandomatix on

      Wow. Just holy crap- how did you do this? Was this on eclipse day last year? Genuinely really curious

    7. Taletad on

      Why is the sun so much bigger than the moon ? They are roughly the same angular size

    8. Furrybumholecover on

      Anyone else initially think, „Well that’s a nice shot of the moon but why’d you photobomb it with a cornbread muffin?“ Actually, still not 100% sure that wouldn’t be delicious with some chili.

    9. CocaColai on

      Noice! History being made in front of.. well, your eyes, I guess.

      Anyway, tell us about your night, OP. How freaked out were you taking a night picture during the day?? Like, when the sun was still up and it was dark outside, did you see anything else?

    10. CreepyAd8409 on

      Well I’m gonna need a TLDR because I’m not smart enough to understand how.

    11. Avalanche_Debris on

      OP, I’d like to tell you I had a good little chuckle at your title. At least a few of us understood it was a joke.

      Also, cool piece!

    13. HaroldSax on

      These comments hurt me deeply.

      Wonderful composition, friend. What were the 3 photos composited? I assume one of the Sun, and one of the Moon, and then…neither, for the stars?

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