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hijazist wrote:
Very nice stuff... I tried to check the EXIF but couldn't figure out your settings, can you please share them? Also, what is the best time you would recommend viewing/photographing the comet?
Thanks
Sure, Here is the exif info:
Focal Length: 200
ISO Speed Ratings: 640~1000
Lens Model: AF-S Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II
NIKON D800E
Adobe RGB (1998)
Look to the west about 10 degrees above the horizon around 8:15pm (I'm in central time) and sweep the sky with binoculars and it will be a small beige....well, comet. It is not huge from our vantage point but as it gets later it will be more visible. It sets around 8:50 pm central time and by this time it is too hard to find. I'd say between 8:10 and 8:35 you should be able to find it.
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