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Hasn't really been much to look at today here apart from a distant cell producing a nice shelf in the evening.
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This happened yesterday in Shetland apparently... bloody hell.
Included the actual video in case some are unable to view the link.
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2 hours ago, Sprites said:
That's a good one
What settings did you have a tracking mount?
I don't have a tracking mount yet, but I used ISO6400 with an aperture of f3.5 and four seconds of exposure time per image.
2 hours ago, Southern Storm said:The artifact that is showing in you images could be from a light source nearby, I've had a few sessions totally ruined but a stray light, it doesn't even need to be that bright
Thanks - that definitely could be the case. I'm going to alter some of the settings in DSS too in hope that it does anything.
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On 20/01/2023 at 10:22, Southern Storm said:
Nice shot!
The tail is not that easy to capture with this comet considering it's proximity, but you captured it, and was it untracked?
This is from this morning's session, but managed to to get more exposure time on this occasion
We're definitely entering prime time for e3, we just need the weather to ay ball
Yes, without a tracker still
Lovely shots btw
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1 hour ago, Southern Storm said:
Nice capture Zak, I guess your image is unguided? Do you mind me asking what camera and lens you used?
This is my effort for now..
I got set up, polar aligned my star adventurer, and by the time I'm was ready, it started to cloud over
You can't beat the British climate!
I Shot mine on the Canon 750D (crop body) 150-600mm Sigma probably around 470mm (750 equivalent) with an of aperture 7.1
This is 1 x 30 second exposure of about 4 that I managed to capture, so didn't bother stacking them in the end
Fingers crossed for some decent weather before the moon becomes too full to get decent pictures.
Hi - yes, my attempt was untracked and I used a Canon EOS 850D with my EFS 18-135mm lens.
Lovely shot there too. Hoping to get a star tracker next year
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C/2022 E3 (ZTF) is a comet that was discovered in March this year and is currently lurking near the constellation of Corona Borealis. It is expected to brighten over the next few weeks and is likely to be visible by the naked eye in areas away from light pollution.
Here's a shot I managed of the comet a few days ago at around 3am, looking NE as it was rising above the horizon. This was taken with 400 two-second exposures and stacked using DeepSkyStacker.
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Had a very nice thunderstorm a couple of hours ago - definitely had a few close +CGs as well, despite being shrouded with low cloud for most of the time and unable to see any bolts.
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4 minutes ago, Allseasons-si said:
Looking forward to that Terry
Just to add that a cell has gone up quickly NW of Cambridge too, @Zak M can you see it?
I think I can, yeah... I don't think it will amount to much though, it looks like it's dying already
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Better late than never I guess.
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Very nice storm from yesterday evening.
Could be more tonight
Storms and Convective discussion - 20th March 2023 onwards
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First detection of the year!