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Originally Posted by hotspur
WOW!
Is this comet visible from QLD?
(if we ever had no clouds)
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MY feeling precisely. I am going to be getting up nice and early every morning to check. Whereabouts are you - maybe we could meet up?
And a question - I want ti have a go at this with my H2, but highest ASA is 800 and it is quite noisy. Advice on how long an exposure I should give for the various ISO speed (100/200/400/800). I can go down to f3.5 if I am using my wide angle zoom lens.
I'm thinking I'll start out at 800 and work down ISOs as the dawn comes up.
I know that when I did the planetary/moon conjunctions earlier this year I could not get any stars to show up, and they are what makes the images so spectacular.
Any advice most appreciated.