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PhotographerVince DeStefanoLocationCranbourne, Vic, AustraliaDate23/01/07 10:30pmEquipmentCanon 350D with 75-300mm lens on a tripod, ISO 400 15sec exp 4.0fDescriptionPicture of comet from Victoria |
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PhotographerVince DeStefanoLocationCranbourne, Vic, AustraliaDate24/01/07 10:30pmEquipmentCanon 350D with 75-300mm lens on a tripod, ISO 400 15sec exp 4.0fDescriptionPicture of comet from Victoria |
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PhotographerElton SahekiLocationPilar do Sul, SP, BrasilDateJan 23, 2006 23:08 UTEquipmentCanon EOS 350D, 1600 ASA, 30s exp.DescriptionAfter days of cloudy sunsets, I finally could get a pictures of this beautiful comet. It was amazing, the tail was about 25 degrees tall to naked eye. |
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PhotographerPatrick HardyLocationPuertoVelero, ChileDate19 Jan 2007, 21:58EquipmentSony DSLR-A100, 30 second exposure, F4DescriptionMcNaught over the Tongoy peninsula. Taken from Puerto Velero, Chile (30º15' South, 71º29' West). |
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PhotographerMarcelo Daniel CerdánLocationMendoza, ArgentinaDateJan 23 01:17 UTEquipmentCanon A620 digital camera on EQ5 equatorial mount. 10 frames stacked on PhotoShop. Ten 15 seconds exposure @ f/3.2, 11mm focal lenght.DescriptionNaked eye comet McNaught setting in the horizon. Note the long curved tail extending more than 20 degrees in the sky. |
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PhotographerNiels EndresLocationVictoria, AustraliaDate23/1/2007 10:10pmEquipmentNikon D80 w/ 50mm f/1.4DescriptionComet McNaught a few minutes prior to disappearing behind clouds |
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PhotographerSteve AdamsLocationDullstroom, South AfricaDate21/07/2007 19:55EquipmentCanon EOS350D, Sigma 18-50mm lens. ISO 400, F7.1 at 1/30 sec. Tripod and remote shutter release used.DescriptionThis shot was taken about 2km east of Dullstroom, SA, on a clear night, and shows the comet, the Moon and Venus, as well as the village of Dullstroom in the right foreground |
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PhotographerAlberto PigolaLocationMontevideoDate20-01-2007EquipmentCanon Digital rebel sigma 12-24 at 12 mm f:4.5 for 30 seconds on static tripod iso 400 settingDescriptionComet Machholz over the River Plate from Montevideo around 1 hour 10 minutes minutes after sunset |
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PhotographerPaul RixLocationZanesville, OhioDateDecember 19th 2006 18:01 ESTEquipmentMeade 10inch LX200 Classic Philips SPC900NC webcamDescriptionTaken less than an hour after Discovery undocked to start the journey home. I shot 3900 video frames during the pass at 20fps, aiming the telescope by hand and using a Telrad reflex finder. |
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PhotographerPIERRE ARPINLocationMendoza, ArgentinaDateJan 23th at 00:30 UTEquipmentNikon D50 DSLR with a 28-50 mm zoom mounted on a tripodDescriptionI took a 10 sec shot of Comet McNaught at ISO 800 in an open area located 7 km from downtown Mendoza in Argentina. It was the first chance to get a look at it because the clouds interfered for the 7 preceeding days. |
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