Yet another comet image - Images https://vtastro.org/community/images/yet-another-comet-image/ vtastro.org Discussion Board en-US Wed, 12 Aug 2026 18:24:47 +0000 wpForo 60 RE: Yet another comet image https://vtastro.org/community/images/yet-another-comet-image/#post-1086 Wed, 20 Nov 2024 22:48:24 +0000 @terri  Wow, what a beautiful tail on that comet, Terri!!  Gorgeous shot.

Greg

 

Thanks Greg, things move like molasses here!   Shot it back on 10/22.

 

Terri

 

]]> Images Terri Zittritsch https://vtastro.org/community/images/yet-another-comet-image/#post-1086 RE: Yet another comet image https://vtastro.org/community/images/yet-another-comet-image/#post-1085 Wed, 20 Nov 2024 21:44:27 +0000 @terri  Wow, what a beautiful tail on that comet, Terri!!  Gorgeous shot.

Greg

 

]]> Images Greg Erianne https://vtastro.org/community/images/yet-another-comet-image/#post-1085 Yet another comet image https://vtastro.org/community/images/yet-another-comet-image/#post-1083 Wed, 20 Nov 2024 21:42:09 +0000 Here is Comet A3/2023 Tsuchinshan-Atlas one more time.  I shot this quite a while ago with one shot color camera remote from my house, using an AM5N mount with my astro-physics stowaway and ASI2600MC color one shot camera.    I also had the use an ASI AIR a friend in the club loaned me to try it out.   This all makes a very portable and light weight system for imaging remotely.    These strain wave mounts are very cool.    The most important thing is to stabilize the tripod with some weight, and it comes with a tripod sling to throw in a brick or big rocks that you find around your imaging location.    

This is probably 40 minutes or so.    Just a simple image and much easier to process these OSC comet images versus the mono.     I still have a couple of mono images that one day I'll get to, but they take a lot of work.

 

 

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