Photographer

Jeff Peronto

E-mail

peronto2@charter.net

Location

Elizabeth, Illinois

Date

11/09 11:00pm

Equipment

Canon 20D at ISO 400 with Tamron 180mm F/2.5

Description

After many days of bad weather, we finally had a decent night to image. Using a manual focus Tamron 180mm lens on a Canon 20D, nine three minute subs were taken while piggybacked on a Paramount ME. The exposures were hardly enough to provide data of the tail but there was just enough to make it visible.

Photographer

Bryan Tobias

E-mail

btobias@sbcglobal.net

Location

McDonald Observatory, Fort Davis, Texas

Date

06/22/2007 @ 22:00 PM approximately

Equipment

Nikon D200 camera on a tripod Mount using Tokina 12mm to 24 mm lens. ISO 200, 55 seconds, 12mm at F4.

Description

Waited for a pass of the ISS while visiting the McDonald Observatory. Have larger more detailed photo should you need it.

Photographer

Emiel Kempen

Location

Hoogeveen, The Netherlands

Date

2007-11-07 23:20 Local Time

Equipment

(Self) Modified Canon 350D through a 6" Meade Schmidt Newton on a SkyWatcher HEQ6 Pro, autoguided with a SBIG ST4

Description

It's a 600 seconds ISO 800 image of 17P/Holmes. The image was heavily processed to reveal the tail of the comet. Due to cloudy weather I could take only one 600 seconds shot.

Photographer

Herb Bubert

E-mail

Budboy49@aol.com

Location

Derry, NH

Date

11-05-07 9:25 P.M.

Equipment

11" Starmaster ELT, Tom'O equatorial platform, Nikon Coolpix 4500, 18mm Radian

Description

Comet Holmes continues to grow in size.

Photographer

Alson Wong

Location

Landers, California

Date

Nov. 3-4, 2007, 11:20 PM-12:38 AM

Equipment

Telescope: Vixen 102-ED Camera: ST-10XME Mount: Paramount ME 64 minutes total exposure time

Description

The image shows Comet Holmes' nucleus, bright coma, green halo, and blue gas tail.

Photographer

AnnMarie Jones

Location

Aberllefenni, Wales, UK

Date

5th Nov '07 - pm

Equipment

Canon 20D 100-400L @ 400mm Celestron CG5 mount

Description

Stacked composite image of almost 4 hours to show details from core to tail. More info available on my site.

Photographer

Robert Townsend

Location

Placerville Ca

Date

nov 4

Equipment

Takahashi E200 F4 hyperbolic astrograph and homemade GEM- Modified Canon 350 D

Description

composite image consisting of 8x20 sec, 8x40 sec, 8x80 sec, 8x 120 sec, 8x240 sec, and 13x 600 sec.

Photographer

Rosario Pomillo

E-mail

astromaster@fastwebnet.it

Location

Vaccera, Torino, Italy

Date

4-nov-2007 01:24TU

Equipment

Vixen 102ss f6,7 losmandy G11 Canon EOS 350 modified

Description

this is an high dynamic range photo obtained from 64 different pictures in groups of eight with different integration times, starting from 2 seconds ending to 240 seconds

Photographer

Thorsten J. Domsalla

E-mail

tj@domsalla.de

Location

Black Forest, Germany

Date

2007-11-01, 10.00 p.m.

Equipment

Takahashi FSQ 106N on Losmandy G11/Gemini; SBIG STL11000M. L 8x5min, L 12x1min, L 12x30sec, R 7x2min, G 7x2min, B 8x2min

Description

17/P Holmes two days after fading activity showing both the inner and outer parts of the coma in this total 102 minutes exposure. A larger version (reduced to 2400x1600 pixel) can be found at .

Photographer

Dave Miller

Location

Barberton Ohio

Date

11/03/07 1:05 AM EST

Equipment

Meade 10" SCT / f6.3 reducer "1575mm" Canon 20D Hutech IDAS LPS Filter 6 x 30 seconds ISO-1600 12 Dark frames 10 Flat frames Processed with Images Plus, Photoshop Elements.

Description

Comet Holmes, background stars through halo.