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A very dark sky would have made quite a difference for this comet, but to me it is almost too small to be worthy of a trip to the boonies just for this guy. A runt comet. lol
This was taken from a Bortle 7-8 zone in a Metro area with the Optolong L-eNhance filter, my QHY183c camera and Televue TV-85 telescope.
It was moving very fast and exposures of two minutes showed slight trailing. I made a star-streaks version with some 3×5 minute simulated exposures and 4×3 minute simulated exposures. The actual sub-images were 30 seconds and SharpCap was used to LiveStack the simulated exposures. Here it is below:
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This was taken before the 1st image, so you can see how far that sucker moved in the intervening time.