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Originally Posted by midnight
Looks pretty stormy out there Bob!
Glad you managed to capture it.
Darrin...
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Cheers Darrin, the dark cloud @ low left rained over 10 mins after the shot, has cleared here quite well today !
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Originally Posted by bkm2304
Lovecloud! Feel the lurv, Terry!
Love it love it!!!!!!!!!!  :ro fl: 
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heh heh : ) oh what a feeling, Cloud-ota
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Originally Posted by jjjnettie
Congrats on the capture. It's well worth the sleep deprivation.  |
Cheers jjj, have caught some zzzed's today for tonight/morning, heading Wst away's for darker sky : )
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Originally Posted by Clayton
Well done Bob  |
Ty Clayton
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Originally Posted by Quark
Good onya Bob, glad you got to see it. Sure is an amazing object.
Regards
Trevor
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True words Trevor, not quite the McNaughty, but so impressive none the less
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Originally Posted by Analog6
Nice work, it has come up well. It was windy this morning, I went down to Hastings Point and was glad I took big Bertha tripod. Unfortunately my cameras are no good at higher ISOs and a cloud bank came up and overtook the comet, and as I got home it rained. Tomorrow I'll keep heading south and hope for a dawn shot.
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Hi Analog6, Yep, I had a normal tripod for the 2nd camera but it was way too windy up high as I had a barricade to shoot over, so the heavier C8 fork mount was the only 'G O' ! and the dark cloud to the lower left of my image was the culprit for the rain event, got me too : )
I only used ISO 800, as long as the lens is inbetween 15-30 odd mm, then the longer exposure, say a minute should Not create too much star trailing ? All the best