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An attempt to detect the finest white-light coronal features observed with a large optical telescope was made at the July 11, 1991 Solar Total Eclipse. A few selected results taken from the video-CCD high speed observations obtained at the prime focus of the Canada-France-Hawaï-Telescope (CFHT) with a red coronal interference filter are presented. The smallest (sub-arsec) detected and/or resolved coronal features are shown. The methods that were used to extract them from the noisy and seeing-limited images taken from video frames are described.
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Koutchmy, S., Bouchard, O., Mouette, J. et al. The finest white-light coronal features. Sol Phys 148, 169–172 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00675542
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