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  1. Hi as it was clear skies for me tonight I had ago at the comet. Seeing wasn't the best as It could of been but not bad. I used a Skywatcher 200 pds on an HEQ5 and a Full Modded Canon 550d. No filters were used so just simple. This was 30 sec at Iso 1600 single exposure and edited in Lightroom
  2. That’s what I’m worried about. There will be a lot more of those trails
  3. Thanks for the tip. Its so much to take in but one step at a time.
  4. Yes it was. You was lucky . I'm not a serious at it just yet I just went out to give it a go, but not sure on the future whether its worth spending more money if all you'll get is those to contend with.
  5. Hi all thought I'd get out and try out for the first time on my 200pds some imaging. I have normally been observing only but with all this free time on lockdown i'd give it a go. so I chose the Whirlpool galaxy M51. It's only a single exposure of 2 1/2 mins with an unmodified 550d. Having set up I began, when the image came up I couldn't believe what I saw. I knew Starlink was visible but not where I was imaging. I can only dread when they are all up and running! Not the best image but gives you an Idea.
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