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*========* * EXTREME GEOMAGNETIC STORM--NOW!* The biggest geomagnetic storm in almost 20 years is underway now. It has reached category G5 ( https://www.spaceweather.com/glossary/g5.jpg ) --an

Not a night to image DSOs then is it… Graeme Hay Photographer / Cinematography / Astroimaging EmberSkyMedia.com [email protected]> wrote:

======== AURORA ALERT. No less than 5 Coronal Mass Ejectas are heading to earth from the large sunspot group I posted yesterday. This has the ?potential of being a severe geomagnetic storm and

That looks great. A bit further enhancement, sharpening etc. might make it fantastic. Marco Sent from Rogers Yahoo Mail on Android On Fri, Apr 26, 2024 at 4:59 p.m., Greg & Pauline

Hey, for a shoot-from-the-hip shot, that looks damn good. It’s a great image of the corona and a prominence. Nothing wrong with that pic. GAS Greg Schneider, D.M.A. 431 Galatina Way Kanata,

Finally got around to looking at the shots I took of totality.? ?I didn't expect much because I was determined *not* to use my camera during the event; I wanted to ensure I saw it, so I was

My wife and I, who love traveling to Portugal, decided last Monday after viewing our first totality, that we will travel to Portugal for a few weeks and pop over to the north of Spain for a few days

As I’ve recounted on a couple of other recent threads, my wife and I travelled to San Antonio, Texas, which might well have had the thickest cloud cover along the entire path of totality. San

Bravo Marco! Your sequence helps make up for the cloud show that I saw. Seriously, that is a great set of images that captures just about everything one could hope to see during totality. Really

Great sequence!? Thanks for sharing. Sebastian

I like it. Thanks Marco! Jim

Hi,? Here is the result from my manual handywork using various video captures on April 8 at Plattsburgh NY. I had focusing issues during the eclipse and my preparation was soso. But this sequence is

Wow! An amazing capture of prominences, even though not completely in totality.? Looking forward to your captures from future eclispes.

Being south of Sherbrooke, you were east of us (in Magog), so I'm not certain there was any way you could have escaped the A-10 traffic jam, but we did.? I think most viewers were seeing their first

My first eclipse and my first foray into imaging (see grainy thing below). I believe I'm hooked for life on both counts :)

For those who didnt drive hours to get to the path of totality and are wondering about "what's the big deal", this nerdy cartoon sums up the difference between partial and total solar

Hi,? Thank you all for the great discussions, relevant information and feedback. As planned we (wife, brother in law) drove into New York State and to Plattsburg early morning. It was remarkably

Hi All, Thank you to Michael and Robert for joining me at Mont Foster I snapped this pic during totality from the site. Some detail in the corona, but the contrast is poor. Richard

Hi All -- This was my fourth TSE. 2003 Kruger Park in SA: cloudy. 2005 Libia: wonderful; 2008 Mongolia: wonderful; 2024 Knowlton Quebec ( a bit SE of Bromont): very good. There were thin high

Good stetch. pretty much what i remember.