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Full Solar Disk with Diamond Ring. Each image is a composite of 2 hemispheres. Taken at 1/125th of a second using a 94mm APO Refractor at f/27 using Fuji 100F pushed to 400. Slides 18 & 28.& Slies 18 & 37 respectively. |
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Prominence Close-up at the end of Second Contact. Beads can also be seen to the right. Taken at 1/125th of a second using a 94mm APO Refractor at f/27 using Fuji 100F pushed to 400. Prominences enhanced and isolated from Corona. A "cork screw ejection" can be seen under the large detached Prominence. See close up below. Slide 18 |
Close up and darkened image of the detached Prominence to show deatail. |
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Bonus Observing the Southern Sky |
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Taken with a
Pentax 6x7 camera with a
35mm f/4.5
Fisheye Lens, 8 minute exposure
using Fujichrome 400F pushed to 800. Taken from Hwange Park.
Photo taken by Greg Babcock and Mel Bartels.
Additional observing of the Southern Sky was done using various
telescopes & binoculars brought by members of the tour including Mel
Bartel's clever 6 inch Traveling Reflector.
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