Sun spots form a smile Captured approximately at…
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Sun spots form a smile
Captured approximately at 2026-10-07T09:00Z.
I was testing my telescope, and as a test I decided to capture an image of the Sun. What I did not expect was to see Sun Spots form a smile. The weather was a bit cloudy. Also it appears that I might have damaged the camera... This is also the first time ever I have observed Sun spots with my telescope
Camera settings:
\- 1000us exposure
\- 1x analog gain
Processing:
\- Opened with Paint.NET
\- Adjustments/Curves...
\- Added a point in Luminosity curve at (163, 35)
\- Saved the image
Equipment:
\- Bresser Arcturus 60/700 AZ Telescope
\- Raspberry Pi HQ Camera
\- HWB850 long wavelength pass infrared filter
\- Custom mount
The actual telescope is a project of mine that uses Bresser Arcturus 60/700 AZ at its base with custom mount and Raspberry Pi 4 as a controller with a custom software.
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Captured approximately at 2026-10-07T09:00Z.
I was testing my telescope, and as a test I decided to capture an image of the Sun. What I did not expect was to see Sun Spots form a smile. The weather was a bit cloudy. Also it appears that I might have damaged the camera... This is also the first time ever I have observed Sun spots with my telescope
Camera settings:
\- 1000us exposure
\- 1x analog gain
Processing:
\- Opened with Paint.NET
\- Adjustments/Curves...
\- Added a point in Luminosity curve at (163, 35)
\- Saved the image
Equipment:
\- Bresser Arcturus 60/700 AZ Telescope
\- Raspberry Pi HQ Camera
\- HWB850 long wavelength pass infrared filter
\- Custom mount
The actual telescope is a project of mine that uses Bresser Arcturus 60/700 AZ at its base with custom mount and Raspberry Pi 4 as a controller with a custom software.
#space
source
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