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PhotographerJames WestLocationHampshireDate14th November 2007 2145 GMTEquipmentCanon EOS 300D with Canon 100-400mm IS lens at 400mm focal length, f5.6 and ISO 800. Guided piggy backed for 60 seconds. Captured as RAW format. Processed with a dark frame subtraction and saved as JPEG.DescriptionComet 17P/Holmes in Perseus on 14th Nov 2007 at 2145 GMT. Seeing was very good for our locality. |
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PhotographerOlivier LardiereLocationVictoria, BC, CanadaDateNov. 13, 2007, 9pmEquipmentCanon EOS 300D + telezoom f=400mm f/d=5.6. Stack of 20 exposures of 4s each processed with Photoshop. NO DRIVE, just a tripod.DescriptionComet Holmes, Nov. 13, 2007. |
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PhotographerMichael BormanLocationEvansville, Indiana, USADateOct. 28, Nov. 4, Nov. 10, 2007EquipmentTelevue 102iis refractor, 2X Televue Powermate, Canon 20Da DSLR, Losmandy G11 Mount.DescriptionThis composite image shows the growth of Comet Holmes from October 28th to November 10th. |
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PhotographerSimone BolzoniLocationBusto Arsizio, ItalyDate2007/11/15, 19.50 UTEquipmentMeade S-C 8" f/5, Canon 350D 1600 ISO, 10 exposures of 30"DescriptionThe fantastic comet 17P/Holmes. |
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PhotographerRay KnittleLocationAlta Loma, CalifDateNov 15, 2007 20:33hrsEquipmentTelescope: Meade 125ETXAT UHTC Camera: Olympus C 7000 CAMEDIA Mount: Modified Zhumell Digiscope Adapter Settings: Manual Mode, Full optical zoom, 15sec exposure at F3.8, and ISO 400DescriptionA nice view of the Comet Holmes over Southern California's Night Sky. |
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PhotographerPeter W. O'BrienLocationDerry NHDate11/14/07 01:28 & 04:49UTEquipmentDSI Pro II behind homebuilt 6" f1.8 astrographDescriptionThese two images were taken 3hours 21 min appart. Each image was a stack of 20 frames @ 15sec. Processing efforts were directed on the central nucleus and jets. Color data consists of 30sec each blue, green and H-alpha. The 3D effect should appear as if the comet is lifting off the plane of the page if the opposite is happening try flipping the image horizontaly, you may be left eyed. |
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PhotographerBrent GilstrapLocationBear Valley, CADate11/13/2007 10pm PSTEquipmentCamera: Fujifilm S5 Pro DSLR Telescope: Televue Genesis SDF, 4" refractor Mount: Losmandy G8DescriptionComet 17P/Holmes 31 x 1-minute exposures at ISO 800 Stacked in DeepSkyStacker Final post-processing in Photoshop |
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PhotographerGabriel JordaLocationAlcoy, Alicante - SpainDate2007-11-15, 20:00 UTEquipmentTelescope Sky- Watcher ED80 y Canon Eos 400D. F:600, f/7,5 Mount: EQ5, drivers DS Meade.DescriptionComet Holmes 17/P. it photographs made day 15 of November to the 20:00 UT |
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PhotographerCharles KieselLocationFort Branch, IndianaDateNov. 16, 2007 6:00 pm CSTEquipmentSony H1 Digital Camera, 5.1 meg pixel, 12 X optical zoom lens.DescriptionAs Comet Holmes has become more diffused, it is becoming more difficult to image it with a small camera. This enhanced and cropped photo was the result of stacking nine 30 second exposures. . The camera settings for the nine exposures were: ISO 400; F-3.5; 20 mm focal length. The nine exposures were taken between 5:54 and 6:05 pm, CST on Nov.16, 2007. |
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PhotographerIan WheelbandLocationThornbury, Ontario, CanadaDate10 November 2007 19:00 ESTEquipmentSkywatcher ED100 Pro telescope, SBIG STL11000M cameraDescriptionComet Homes, stacked image on the comet comet nucleua and processed in Photoshop to bring out details of the comet tail and coma near the nucleus |
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