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23.11 UT 4th May, 2006 Coventry, UK.
This is a series of 50 images at 11 seconds each. Again it was
misty which seems to be a normal state of affairs these days.
Images captured in .bmp format and stacked in Registax.
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23.24 UT 4th May, 2006 Coventry, UK.
This again is a series of 50 images at 15 seconds each. Seems I have "dust bunnies" somewhere in the optical train.
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This is a stack of the above 2
images which shows just how far the comet travels in a very short
time. This shows the dust on the chip or 135 mm lens even better
which reuins a nice image.
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Here I have tried to get rid of
the "dust bunnies" using Gimp but I did not have too much
success. I tried the idea of duplicating the layer, then
blurring the top layer so that no stars or comet was seen. Then
subtracting the blurred image from the comet image.
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Here is version 2.
Having seen this dust donut or whatever "pet name" you have for these
little pest I had to do something about it so here I made a synthetic
dark frame using iPrep. This image I used the subract
feature of Gimp to try and get rid of the dust bunnies.
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Here is version 3.
In this image I used the same dark frame but this time I used the Difference feature to try and get rid of the dust bunnies.
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20060505.94 Birdingbury, (Rugby) UK
Fragment C
10X60 + 5X120 seconds. 60mm OG HX516 CCD camera.
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20060505.94 Birdingbury, (Rugby) UK
Fragment C
10X60 + 5X120 seconds. 60mm OG HX516 CCD camera. Image inverted.
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23:00 UTC 2006/4/27 Binley, UK
cometBa is fragment B.
Taken with a Canon 350D, 1600 ISO, 500mm at F/8, 30secs.
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23:00 UTC 2006/4/27 Binley, UK
cometca is fragment C.
4 frames together and took the green channel to produce the final pictures.
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