A
            rare clear morning during our September monsoon, and in a deep
            blue sky I imaged not only the Sun, but some daytime planets
            as well. Contrast is lower this time of year due to tons of atmospheric
            moisture, however I think the results are encouraging. Solar
            shots are either prime focus or 2.5x barlow due to very poor
            (1.5 / 5) seeing and the planets are all prime focus.


            
 Below: Solar disk, prime focus two part panorama:


 Below:  2.5x barlow shots:






 Below: Venus Prime focus near Zenith:


 Below:  Jupiter, much closer to the Sun!


 Below:  Mars, very tiny disk - half way from Jupiter to Venus:


 Below:  The star Regulus, only 2 degrees from Mars:


 I tried to get Mercury, but it was still in the trees rising at 9am.


Instrument:  AR152 Explore Scientific 6" f/6.5 
Baader Herschel Wedge
Platform:  Astrophysics AP1200
CCD Camera:  Image Source DMK 51AU03.AS
Filter:  Continuum Filter + Baader IR/UV blocker
Exposure:  1/60 sec  15fps
Location:  Payson, Arizona
Elevation:  5150 ft.
Sky:  Seeing 1.5/5, Transparency 6/10
Outside Temperature:  75F