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Originally Posted by stephenb
Ken my eastern horizon is poor, but can I have some approximate times for best sighting/snapping? I might try to take some tripod shots and stack them.
Regards,
Stephen
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Stephen, it looks like it will be in a good high altitude position for most of us in the southern half of Australia from about 3:30 onwards.
I have a clear view of the horizon from the spot I am going to image from so I will start snapping away about 2:30 am.
According to CDC, at my location (I'm on the 37th parallel) the head of Comet Lovejoy rises at 1:45am.
The tail should be obvious well before then.
