Or, I’ll just get them in while I eat my ‘breakfast’ (Stouffer’s Lasagna today).
These are all processed a little differently from each other; playing with the tones is funz! They are also fuller sized than I’d post here, so links only (some are large files)
near the first contact point:
http://fossilspringsaz.com/pics/2012/jun/05/transit8.jpg
Closer view using the Barlow 2x (the limiting factor is ‘seeing’ conditions, which at this scale, pretty much full res or near it, is about 1/2 arc second):
http://fossilspringsaz.com/pics/2012/jun/05/transit2.jpg
I rotated the camera (it was too hard to rotate the telescope, lolz) from the last shots, this is contact point ‘two’, when Venus fully enters the sun’s disc.
http://fossilspringsaz.com/pics/2012/jun/05/transit3a.jpg
Cropped (not through the Barlow) of the same:
http://fossilspringsaz.com/pics/2012/jun/05/transit4.jpg
Half-way entry shot (hey, I don’t have time to put them up orderly):
http://fossilspringsaz.com/pics/2012/jun/05/transit5.jpg
Near the end of my viewing when the sun was much closer to the horizon, I took two closeups as Venus passed sunspots 1493 and 1496 (IIRC). Taken 5 minutes apart–Venus moved pretty slowly, but it’s evident. Atmosphere was pretty turbulent near the horizon; we had moderate winds:
http://fossilspringsaz.com/pics/2012/jun/05/transit7.jpg
//edit to say I’ll be stacking some serial shots taken between those last two with 10-15 others, in hopes of bringing out some finer details
Processed for the pinks:
http://fossilspringsaz.com/pics/2012/jun/05/transit9.jpg
Lots more (I took some 850 shots total), but that will have to wait for time for doing stuff like stacking, etc. Besides, other than stacking, I think I’ve put up about all the ‘different’ shots I can muster from one event like this one.