C/2020F3 Neowise last night July 12

[skysurfer]

Unfortunately, Australia (and other southern countries) does not take part of this show ....


Last night I saw the comet clearly with the naked eye, low in the NNE sky.
I took two photos, see below. Stacked with Starrynight Landscape stacker as there is a foreground, and postprocessed with Photoshop.
I took one with the 6D + 85mm f/1.8 (set to f/4) using 19 frames of 7 seconds and another with the Sony RX100M6 at 42mm (115mmeq) f/4.5, 33 frames of 7 seconds/ Both with steady camera.
I am amazed that the RX100 with it much smaller sensor performs as good as the fullframe 6D.

[cometcatcher]

That's a might impressive comet you have in the NH! Just hope it stays as bright for the next 10 days so we can see it too.

[Retrograde]

Very nice pics. What a year it has been for comets. :thumbsup:

[Saturnine]

Very nice images off the comet Skysurfer
Neowise is certainly putting on a good show for the northern hemisphere , reports of the tail being over 15 deg. long. Hope it maintains some brightness for the end of the month when we get a chance to view it, will have a waxing gibbous moon to contend with though.

[Anth10]

Amazing!
What a spectacular image.

Comets are captivating. Well done, wish we could experience such a sight here in Aus.

Anth

[gregbradley]

Fantastic images. So jealous.

Greg.

[astroron]

Beautiful images:)
Cant wait for it to get in our evening sky.
Thanks for posting:thanx:
Cheers:thumbsup:

[N1]

Great captures Skysurfer! Best comet in years.
About time the Northern Hemisphere got a good view of a comet again, considering it missed out on this (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C/2006_P1_(McNaught))