Canon 350d DSLR with 18~35mm kit lens at full 18mm wide-angle, on Tripod.
4 x 30 seconds at 1600 iso, stacked in Registax 4.
Tweaked in PhotoShop to try clean up the fog I imaged through (it didn't work).
That skyglow is Geelong!
Mate, you did well enough with the camera you have. Gotta remember, the guys with all the neat pics also have really neat gear too....I'd like a Nikon D700 or 7000, or a Canon 5D MkII and all the groovy tracking gear and $1200 software to process it with (if I had to)....but if you can't afford it, you just have to do the best with what you have
Mate, you did well enough with the camera you have. Gotta remember, the guys with all the neat pics also have really neat gear too....I'd like a Nikon D700 or 7000, or a Canon 5D MkII and all the groovy tracking gear and $1200 software to process it with (if I had to)....but if you can't afford it, you just have to do the best with what you have
Thanks Carl, and so true.
But I still personally like it anyway because I took it
and I have a record of it now
It actually looked very nice naked eye. I stood and just looked at it for over half an hour.
And then (no matter how strange this sounds, it makes sense to me) I took my glasses off and looked at it really naked eye!
And now I am a happy chappy in seeing it
Thanks Terry. Now roll out the next one
Nice going ken, you cant complain about that one, I just am not having any luck, maybe I'm going to the wrong places. at what time did you manage to get the shots please.
Nice going ken, you cant complain about that one, I just am not having any luck, maybe I'm going to the wrong places. at what time did you manage to get the shots please.
Leon
Thanks Leon,
I started capturing at 2am, but the stack posted here was done about 3am
They just seemed to be the better of the bunch
Hey nice one Ken! Also shows off your magnificent dark sky you have there
Had been thinking of coming up but all I have seen every night/morning has been clouds here.
Tonight is looking a lot more promising. Might whip up the road here and have a crack of whats left of it anyway.
Thanks for posted Ken. My wife and I watched it that morning, the last time we could see the comet naked eye.
Terry
It was still naked eye here this morning Terry
Wren (Quoll) and I set up at the Clubsite and watched it. From about 2:30am it started to become obvious, but faint.