Excellent Jim!

Wow, that's a great image Jim!  Congratulations. 

Trace

Fantastic image!

Jaw dropping! Impressive to see those flow details in the prominence. Quite a teaser to get me wanting to get into solar as well!!
CS
Wouter

Excellent Jim - a stunning image.

Spectacular!

Great image Jim, the dynamics are just amazing, almost coming to life.

Amazing!

F...... amazing good friend Jim! Congratulations dear friend! :-)

Wow!!!

Wow, very nice Jim!
Don't know much about DayStar Quark Chromosphere,
do you have to worry about things getting too hot inside the OTA with one of these?
CS,
Pete

Under 80mm no protection is needed.  From 80mm to 120mm Daystar recommends that a 2 inch uv/ir cut filter be used before the diagonal.  Above 120mm, an energy rejection filter (ERF) is recommended.  I have broken those rules from time to time, but now I am a bit more cautious.  With this one, I used a uv/ir cut filter.  They also recommend air spaced rather than oil spaced objective lens.  Astro-Physics folks think that oil spaced objectives will work just fine.  It is not recommended to use telescopes with any additional lenses at the rear of the scope.

Great shot!

Spectacular Jim!   Amazing solar image!   CS,  Mike

Thank you, Mike!

Any thoughts on animating your solar images?

I have a hard enough time animating myself.  

Animate yourself enough please so you show us the equipment full details you use for solar, i mean images or pictures of your setup.