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Hale-Bopp and Globular Cluster M14
Distance from Earth: 332 million miles
Scope: 10" F6
Exposure: 20 min
Film: Hypered TechPan
Hale-Bopp in the Morning Sky
Distance from Earth: 161 million miles
Scope: 90 mm Astrograph F8
Exposure: 5 min
Film: Hypered TechPan
Hale-Bopp in the Morning Sky
Distance from Earth: 139 million miles
Scope: 90 mm Astrograph F8
Exposure: 5 min
Film: PPF 400
These are the last two photos I was able to take of Hale Bopp. As I was always hoping for that trophy, I never got around to posting them.
My site is hampered by an oak forest to the west and this comet was never very high by the time it got dark. I was never able to get more than one chance between almost dark and the trees.
The color photo is the best I was able to do with my setup and the ion tail is just barely perceptable. The b&w was digitally enhanced to bring out the detail of the ion tail.
Apr 5, 199790 mm astrograph, 20 min on PPF 400 |
Apr 9, 19974 x 5 Press Camera, 20 min on TP at F8 |
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