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Todd Hargis,
Horseshoe Bay, Texas...northwest of Austin.
Dec. 29, 2007 |
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#2, more |
Well the night was clear at first then high clouds quickly passed, I shot my images around them. I used my New Nikon D3 (what a camera) and my 200mm F/2.8 lens to image the comet and M33. I also used the same lens to image Comet Holmes. Temperature was in the 40s.
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Christoph Otawa,
Geretsried, Bavaria, Germany
Dec. 27, 2007 |
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Animation over 35min shows the fast movement of 8P/Tuttle.
Canon 400D, EF 2,8/200mmL @ f3,5, ISO800, each exposure 3min30s.
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[wide-field
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Giampaolo Salvato,
nord of Italy,near Verona at altitude of 3000 feet
Dec. 28, 2007 |
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These shot,You can see
the comet Holmes,Tuttle and M31-M33 plus many other object.
I take this shot with Canon 5D and 50mm. objective
number 10 shot of min.5 at iso 400
Giampaolo
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Laurent Laveder,
Quimper, Bretagne, France
Dec. 30, 2007 |
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Yesterday night, I was out for a few minutes, the time necessary to take 5 fifteen seconds exposures for a panoramic view of the comets Holmes and Tuttle, near the Triangulum Galaxy.
Tonight, Tuttle will be even closer!
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Günther Strauch,
Borken, NRW, Germany
Dec. 29, 2004 |
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Canon EOS 20D, 800 ASA, 300 secondes exposure, 135 mm tele lens, f=2.8
A round green comet now!
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Bareket observatory,
Israel
Dec. 27, 2007 |
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bareket-astro.com
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images (Dec. 29):
from
Doug Zubenel of Pottawatomie Co., Kansas, USA; from
Luca Basili of Rome - Italy; from
Jan Qvam of Horten Natursenter, Norway; from
Marco Langbroek of De Wilck (near Leiden), the Netherlands;
more
images (Dec. 27-28):
from
Pat Pinnell of Villa Ridge, Mo; from
Bostjan Skuk of Observatory Dovce, Slovenia; from
Frans Kerren of Venlo-Netherlands;
more
images (Dec. 25-26):
from
R.T. Smith of Stoneville, NC;
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