What a difference one day makes as it is cloudy and rainy today! This was from yesterday and is my best solar image taken with a simple inexpensive white light filter (Daystar N5 film) - however, it was with my new solar camera (ZWO ASI174MM). Lots of sunspots (3695/3691-top left, 3690-just under the previous, 3693-lo the left, 3692-center, 3686/3685-bottom right). You can actually make out some other detail in addition to the sunspots which I was quite happy with.
Higher Quality - annotated version
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Sunspots 5-26-24
Date: 5-26-24
Camera: ZWO ASI174MM-Pro
Telescope: Orion ED80
Barlow: none
Focal Length: 600mm
F/7.5
Focal Reducer: none
Mount: Orion Sirius EQ
Filter Adaptor: None
Filter: Baader UV-IR, Daystar Solar Filter (SolarLite Film-N5)
Focuser: None
Autoguiding: None
Exposure: 100 x 9.9340 ms (100 of 500)
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Sunspots 5-26-24
Date: 5-26-24
Camera: ZWO ASI174MM-Pro
Telescope: Orion ED80
Barlow: none
Focal Length: 600mm
F/7.5
Focal Reducer: none
Mount: Orion Sirius EQ
Filter Adaptor: None
Filter: Baader UV-IR, Daystar Solar Filter (SolarLite Film-N5)
Focuser: None
Autoguiding: None
Exposure: 100 x 9.9340 ms (100 of 500)
Gain: 100
Offset 0
FPS: 67
Temp: 15 C
Processing: SharpCap, AutoStakkert, IMPPG, Photoshop
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