Comet Catalina and M101
Taken by Chris Schur on January 16, 2016 @ Payson Az
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Date Taken: 2016:01:16 10:50:51
 
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Comet Catalina US10 & M101 this morning 1/16/16 Despite sheets of ice forming all over everything at 3am, I was able to view and image this comet within 2 degrees of M101 this morning. Visually, I could JUST see the comet naked eye as a 1 degree sized round patch, thats it. The good thing is that the DSLR picked it up a bit better! Both the tail and the galaxy are what one might consider as "low surface brightness" and in the binoculars I could not see a hint of tail, but both tails recorded fairly well on the set of images, spanning 30 minutes and wtih my Canon L lens set for 200mm to get both objects. Hope you like it: photo data: Canon 100-400L lens set for 200mm f/5 Canon XTi camera ISO800 - 30 mins total exposure Payson, Az
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Nice shot Chris.... I like the idea of capturing M101 in the same frame...
Vince
Posted by VinceJM 2016-01-20 19:43:42
 
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