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To all,
I was able to take some regular deep-sky images while imaging the two comets posted earlier. This was my "first" target of the night. I originally planned a different shot but the cirrus...
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To all,
I was able to take some regular deep-sky images while imaging the two comets posted earlier. This was my second target of the night. I had to battle some thin cirrus. Despite this fact,...
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It's actually the brightest meteor I have ever capture over my 30 years of imaging. I wish I had the 50mm tilted up a little higher in the sky to capture it all, but I'm completely satisfied I...
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Russ,
I took about 450 exposures, approximately 150 per camera. As for the intervalometer, I used a combination of two Canon TC80N3 and Timelapse+. I'll probably get me another Timelapse+ since...
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To all,
While taking images during the disappointing Delphinid outburst, I captured a really nice bolide. I'm not quite sure how bright it was since I didn't see it visually, but given how it...
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Thanks!
I'll post a color version of Pan-STARRS taken with a 5D2 the night before in a few days.
Wade
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To all,
I finally got another opportunity to image Comet Pan-STARRS and Comet Lemmon last Sunday night. I used a FLI Proline 16803 attached to a Pentax 67 300mm f/4.0 lens wide-open. I combined...
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To all,
I was able to image Comet PAN-STARRS last Thursday night. I setup the Takahashi FSQ-106ED on my Astro-Physics 1200GTO mount. I used the mounts ability to track on the comet so I took...
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Russ,
Nice shots! My favorite is #3. I'm glad my advice finally helped somebody. :-)
I wish I had gone out and tried my luck. Unbeknownst to everyone, they decided to have an outburst.
I'll be...
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I've been photographing meteors for decades. The two most important things are a very wide-angle lens (faster is better) and high ISO. Meteors only last a few seconds and generally move at more...
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Russ,
Thanks! It definitely has a unique tail.
I would not sweat the current magnitude estimates of Comet ISON. It probably has sublimated quite a bit of its volatiles at its current distance. ...
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Russ,
Here's what SkyTools shows for the nightly optimum viewing at my dark site (44.8N 119.1W) which is about a 90 minute drive from Pendleton, Oregon. Obviously, this is highly dependent on its...
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To all,
I chose imaging over sleep last night and captured the comet with a Takahashi FSQ-106ED refractor. I planned on doing a color image, but my imaging software was not cooperating so I had to...
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Russ,
Nice write up. I completely agree. ISON is definitely going to be a morning comet at its brightest; however, I hope it's still a nice capture when it nears the north pole.
It's going to be...
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Very nice composition. I agree with Russ. It appears to be a "flaring" satellite.
Wade
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Mike and Starman,
Thanks! The city one is probably my favorite too.
Wade
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Russ,
Thanks! It definitely has the broadest tail I've ever seen.
>> I was wondering if these galaxies would be visible on any of our images.
I'm not sure what you mean. Would you care to...
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