The sun in Ha is a bit sad these days. This morning the one GONG site giving a relatively recent, and decent, image shows little in the way of proms, plages, and filaments:
Even their image has been expressing its sadness (see the highlighted section - credit due to CN member Siderius for first noting this 
).
So this morning I just concentrated on WL imaging. While on the full disk there isn't that much to see, when you zoom in things get interesting. To do that, I've been using a triple 2X Barlow assembly, seen in the picture above. Yes, this consists of three 2X Barlows stacked one on top of the other. I decided to go straight for that, instead of the intermediate double Barlow setup, because .... why not!
Here are the results:
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The full disk was from a single Barlow, single snapshot (postprocessed in GIMP). The closeups are processed from 30s videos. Seeing was a bit better than yesterday.
