Discover Earthさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Discover EarthInstagram)「"Comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE)⁠ Went out the other night with my Girlfriend Dominique to attempt to shoot the new comet thats been circulating around the internet. Theres been some amazing shots and most of them are wide shots between 24mm and 150mm, I wanted to really go deep on it and fill the frame nice and big. So, I went deep with 952mm, I got 50 5 second images at ISO 1600 to really get as much details as I could. Then with a little creativity and fun in the editing room, i think it turn out pretty interesting. ⁠ What makes Comet NEOWISE so special, is how close and bright it is. It so big that you can easily see it with your naked eye and make out its very long tail made of dust and gasses. I highly recommend you find sometime to wake up around 4:30 am and look North East around the horizon for about 30 mins and watch it rise into into the daylight and eventually get washed away by a beautiful sunrise. ⁠ This comet is on its way around the sun. Its long, looping orbit around our star will next bring it back to Earth’s vicinity some 6,800 years from now assuming it doesn't break up and and disintegrate like Comet Swan and Comet Atlas earlier this year. So, if you want to experience seeing this beautiful sight for yourself, wake up early. You don't want to miss this. Comet NEOWISE will be closest to Earth on July 22, 2020. It will pass at 64 million miles from our planet and will be able to be seen around sunset for a week or so.Enjoy :)⁠ Photo Details:⁠ Camera: Canon 6D DSLR⁠ Lens: Explore Scientific 127mm Carbon Fiber Refractor⁠ Focal Length: 952mm⁠ Mount: Sky-Watcher EQ6R-Pro provided by OPT⁠ Polar Align: Polemaster⁠ Shutter Speed: 5 Seconds x50 25xDarks,Flats,Bias⁠ Total Exposure time: Not Long⁠ Aperture: F7.5⁠" ☄️ #discoverspace with @mackmurdoc . #comet #amazingshot #space #canonphotography」7月18日 0時00分