Taken 10/7/2010 as the comet passed the Double Cluster. 42 - 90sec images stacked in DSS in Comet Mode to keep it from streaking. 7 Darks.
80mm F/5 scope.
Hope you like it.
Jeff Goldmember  1,462 posts Likes: 28 Joined Nov 2007 Location: 42° 34' N 87° 55' W Kenosha, WI More info | Oct 09, 2010 14:38 | #1 Taken 10/7/2010 as the comet passed the Double Cluster. 42 - 90sec images stacked in DSS in Comet Mode to keep it from streaking. 7 Darks. Jeff
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NovaTJ Senior Member  552 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jan 2009 Location: Stafford, Virginia More info | Oct 10, 2010 09:24 | #2 Nice capture Jeff! I was wondering where the comet was last night as I was imaging M31. 80mm F5 scope gave a nice widefield...I'll have to try that with my guidescope tonight. Astro-Tech 8" f/4 imaging Newtonian,Baader MPCC,Orion ED 80 APO F7.5,Skywatcher EQ-6 Pro,ASGT, Modified Canon 50D, Meade DSI Guide Camera, 8" SCT dovetail mounted relic, Criterion Dynascope RV-6, modified 300D, custom astro shed,and still just getting started!
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Oct 10, 2010 15:24 | #3 Outstanding image Jeff. Very cool. Steve
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