Observation by Philip Masding: Eclipse animation
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Philip Masding
Observer
Philip Masding
Observed
2026 Aug 12 - 19:00
Uploaded
2026 Aug 14 - 11:10
Objects
The Sun
Eclipse
Equipment
Exposure
ASI 183MM Pro
Location
Altrincham
Target name
Sun
Title
Eclipse animation
About this image
Spent a pleasent 2 hours imaging the Sun at the end of my drive which had the lowest western horizon I could get from home. Several neighbours came round to have a look which was great.
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Mike Harlow,
James Weightman,
Andy Wilson,
Honor Wheeler,
Jeremy Shears,
Paul Whitmarsh,
Martina McGovern,
David Basey,
Dawson,
Miguel Araújo,
Dominic Ford,
Alan Thomas,
Chris Hooker,
Mike Foulkes
Comments
That's really great! What's more you stayed at home, got some excellent results and didn't dump loads more CO2 in the atmosphere to get yet another ordinary eclipse photo...
Thanks Mike. You'd think astronomers would be the first to realise how precious the Earth is but maybe not
Dawson, 2026 Aug 15 - 18:33 UTC
Philip, sdpectacular animation. Well done. How did you manage to stabalise the Sun so well? All my attempts result in a wildly moving Sun.
Hi, I see you have put up an H Alpha animation up and the Sun looks pretty steady to me! However I wrote my own alignment algorithm based on edge detection methods. If you want to know more please contact me.
Dawson, 2026 Aug 17 - 11:44 UTC
Thanks Philip. My own is just 20 frames or so, so was easy to manually align them. I clicked the wrong button in Firecapture and rather than taking video of the eclipse, it was taking stills at about 50fps so I seem to have accidentally ended up with a quarter of a million subs lol! I don't fancy manually aligning those. I just picked out 20 evenly spaced ones for a quick timelapse. I'm not good at coding, so I'll stick with commercially available software for now, but appreciate your help.
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