rogerg
11-01-2013, 10:39 AM
Hi all,
I have now added this one to my nightly script too, and what do you know, we had two good clear night's in a row! almost unheard of recently.
Ideally I would position this comet more to one corner of the FOV, as there's no way the whole tail is going to fit in the FOV even then, let alone now in the centre. But doing that in a script isn't really possible so will see if I can manage a few manual photographs so that I can position it more nicely to one corner.
Here is last night's photograph of C/2012 K5 (LINEAR).
http://rogergroom.com/astro-photography/comet-photography/photographs-of-comet-c2012-k5-linear/
Thanks to Chris for pointing this one out to me.
Regards,
Roger.
I have now added this one to my nightly script too, and what do you know, we had two good clear night's in a row! almost unheard of recently.
Ideally I would position this comet more to one corner of the FOV, as there's no way the whole tail is going to fit in the FOV even then, let alone now in the centre. But doing that in a script isn't really possible so will see if I can manage a few manual photographs so that I can position it more nicely to one corner.
Here is last night's photograph of C/2012 K5 (LINEAR).
http://rogergroom.com/astro-photography/comet-photography/photographs-of-comet-c2012-k5-linear/
Thanks to Chris for pointing this one out to me.
Regards,
Roger.