On 21/07/2020 16:26, Ennev wrote:
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http://huntzinger.com/photo/2020/Neowise_portrait.jpg

On spotting, take & use binoculars; its brightness was low
enough such that I could *not* spot this by the naked eye,
probably due to the triple-whammy of old eyes, local light
pollution, old eyes and it just not being all that bright
of an object.

Great shoot, I when more up north this weekend too hoping to see it, but
I didn't bring a camera :-( ( well my iPhone actually
https://www.instagram.com/p/CCxFdtenbnR/ but does it count? ;-) )

And I've spotted it with my naked eyes, but you really need to know
where to look and expect it to be very faith. This it's that now it's
getting away to it will go dimmer, i guess in a few day it's going to be
it unless you use a telescope.
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https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgWUVp-GofSYjTbaKSrAOVqBvUfo

XT-3, 100-400 at 100, 5 seconds at ISO 6400 and f/4.3.

I have a series of images to stack, but have not had time yet. Next time
it is clear I will be going out with the 90mm f/2.