Neowise Tonight Quick Look

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Another first pass, this time back to the 135mm f2.8 telephoto coupled to ASI1600MC-cool, 5/1min, gain 200, offset 30, temp -10C, UV/IR filter. This lens wide open seems to have a bit of vignetting, will have to take that out later. Only about 8 degrees fit on one frame, also did a batch up tail to make a composite later.
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Main tail fades into the sky glow both horizontal and vertical, ion tail a nice blue. Looks like structure in tails will add more subs and try to drag that out too.

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I'll never get tired of seeing this comet. Great photo
:telescopewink: :Astronomer1:

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It does look to have more available for processing, but that is due to getting a very nice shot of Neowise.
Cheers,

Tony.

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Smart Scope: Dwarf II - Club and outreach work.

AP Refractor: Altair 72EDF Deluxe F6;1x & 0.8 Flatteners; Antares Versascope 60mm finder. ASIAir Pro.Li battery pack for grab & go.

Celestron AVX Mount; X-cel LX eyepieces & Barlows 2x 3x, ZWO 2” Filter holder,

Cameras: main DSO ASI533MC; DSO guide ASI120MM; Planetary ASI224MC; DSLR Canon EOS100 stock.

Filters: Astronomik IR cut; Optolong L-Pro; Optolong L-Enhance.

Binoculars: Celestron 15 x 70.

Latitude: 52.219853
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