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is there a best filter to use to view comet Neowise?
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By Anthony RS
Selling the Astronomik 12nm clip in Ha filter for 120€. Bought it for 270 usd including vat, customs and shipping so it's a really good price.
The filter is still in excellent condition, used only twice. No fingerprints, no scratches not even dust (image attached).
I will also handle the shipping through my post office without cost. If another shipping method is requested, then we'll have to to discuss the price.
Contact me if interested.
Clear Skies,
Anthony
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By Anthony RS
Selling the filter for 70€ . Original price around 230$ (including shipping, vat and customs).
The filter is in excellent condition, used only 3 times. No fingerprints, no scratches no dust (image attached).
I will also handle the shipping through my post office without cost. If another shipping method is requested, then we'll have to to discuss the price.
Contact me if interested.
Clear Skies,
Anthony
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By astrosathya
Finally I processed the Comet Neowise captured from Bangalore.
Simple Set-up:
Canon80D, Sigma 70-300 DG APOII @100mm F/4.
ISO2000, 50x5s
Stacked in Deep Sky Stacker
Processed in Pixinsight.
Lots of noise as I wanted to pull out both tails
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By Stargazer33
Taken from our back garden at about midnight Friday 17/Saturday 18.
EQUIPMENT: Canon 1100D modified by Juan Fierros at Cheap Astrophotography, Canon 70-210mm f4 EF lens @ 140mm, Hoya HMC UV(c) filter, CLS EOS clip-in filter, Static tripod (Slick88).
11 x 4" frames manually stacked in PS CS4 using a new Exclusion layer for each stacked frame. Then levels; curves; Exposure; Filter - HLVG; Filter - Gaussian Blur; Hue/Saturation; Colour Balance; Channel Mixer, to name but a few!
I had to do a manual stack as DSS didn't seem to be able to recognise the stars, reporting back that only one frame would be stacked?
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By pblackwell
Hi folks,
Do you do long or short exposure to take a picture of the comet?
Plesse advise what I should set my Cannon EOS to (its an ancient camera)
I will connect to my celstron SCT 9.5” or is that too much magnification?
many thanks!
Paul
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