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Comet Lovejoy - January 16, 2015Canon 50D 200mm f6.3 63x90sec at ISO 1600 (94.5 minutes) |
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Comet Lovejoy
Here is the latest image I took of comet Lovejoy (C2014 Q2) on January 16, 2015. Instead of at prime focus of my telescope, this image was taken with a Canon 50D and Tamron 18-270mm telephoto lens set at 200mm and f6.3. Although the comet was high in the SSW sky, the light pollution and the fact that I wanted to be able to capture the faint tail conspired against me a bit. I pushed the ISO value on the camera to 1600 which added significant noise to the image. However, I processed it the best I could in PixInsight and PSP and managed to finally image the tail rather well.
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