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PhotographerMike MosierLocationAlamogordo NMDate10/30/07Equipment10" Meade Telescope and DSI Camera with stacked 4 second exposuresDescriptionThis was taken at 9:00 PM in the evening from my Observatory located in the center of town. The moon was down, so I was able to get a great photo. We have relatively dark sky's even in town. |
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PhotographerPaul SeifertLocationMoorhead, MNDate9:00pm, Oct. 29EquipmentPentax K100D at prime focus on a JMI NGT-18 newtonian. 10 seconds at 1600 ISO.DescriptionTaken on Concordia College's 18-inch Newtonian in south Moorhead, it's Comet Holmes during a star party we had for students. Most had never seen a comet before, especially this nicely through a telescope. You can see a little of the orange haze of light pollution creeping in. |
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PhotographerOlivier BiotLocationHove (Antwerpen)DateTue 30 Oct 2007 around 22:00 local timeEquipmentAstro-Tech AT80ED refractor on an Orion Sirius EQ-G mount, at prime focus with a Canon EOS 350D DSLR.DescriptionOne week after Comet Holmes' spectacular October 2007 outburst, it's at last clear for one night. The comet is This image was produced by stacking five 8 second exposures with Registax. No other processing appplied. |
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PhotographerDeepakLocationSouth LondonDate01/11/2007 11:24 p.mEquipmentNikon D70s Digitial SLR on a tripod using Nikon 70mm at f4.5, 10 seconds exposure at ISO 1000 |
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PhotographerJoel HatfieldLocationMerrimack, New HampshireDate1 Nov 2007 9:30pm EDTEquipmentVixen 80edsf refractor and Canon 350D piggybacked on Meade LX200 mount on wedge and pier.DescriptionComet Holmes from 1 Nov 2007 imaged from my home in Turkey Hill Observatory in Merrimack New Hampshire. Twenty stacked 12 second images at iso 1600. |
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PhotographerJay JohnsonLocationBloomsbury, NJDate10/30/2007 01:04 UTCEquipmentMeade 8" SCT LXD75 Canon 5D 61 sec 800 ISODescriptionComet Holmes this past Tuesday evening, getting better every night! |
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PhotographerSvein TorskeLocationStavanger, NorwayDate01.nov 1150pmEquipmentMeade LX90 + Canon Eos Rebel 30 second exposureDescriptionComet Holmes is very close to Zenith around midnight on november 1.st.at 59 deg. north in Stavanger, Norway Easy naked eye target as well |
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PhotographerBjørk JensenLocationJels, South DenmarkDate30th. oktober @ UT 19.40EquipmentVixen 8"f/4 photo-newton R200SS Nikon D80 set. to 800 ISO 19 frames at 20 sek. and 1 frame at 125 sek. for Illumination. Total eksposure : 505 sek. Stack in PhotoShop. No other artwork is done to the frames. Mount : Losmandy G11 Gemini v.3.0DescriptionComet 17P/Holmes. The photo is eksposed to show the Coma and front of behind the comet. |
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PhotographerJulian I. SpringLocationMiramar, FLDate10/30/07EquipmentNikon D200 with Nikon 70-300mm zoomDescriptionComet Holmes |
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PhotographerPeter W. O'BrienLocationDerry NHDate11/4/07 04:27 - 06:00 UTEquipmentDSI Pro II behind homebuilt 6" f1.8 astrographDescriptionThese two images were (thru trial and error) taken 90min appart. Each image consists of 1 and 8 sec shots combined in PS. To aquire detail of the central nucleus 100 frames were taken in quick succession (again 90 min appart) and wavelet processed in Registax |
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