Comet C2025/A6 Lemmon

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Comet C2025/A6 Lemmon sent on November 03, 2025 (15:26) by Sagyttar. 4 comments, 50 views.

, 3.2 sec f/5.6, ISO 3200, tripod. Mantova, Italy.

Integrazione di solo 5 scatti, senza utilizzo di file dark. E' la prima volta che mi cimento in questo tipo di foto e che utilizzo un software di integrazione per fotografie di questo genere. So che si tratta di uno schifo a cominciare dal tempo di esposizione completamente sbagliato, mi serve comunque come base per verificare eventuali progressi nel tempo con altri tipi di oggetti stellari (preferibilmente comete) che avrò l'opportunità di fotografare, utilizzando l'attrezzatura basica in mio possesso, cioè treppiede, fotocamera reflex tradizionale e zoom. Quindi: No testa equatoriale, no astroinseguitore, no telescopio. Bene accetto qualsiasi commento, basta che sia costruttivo.

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4 persons like it: Fab0569, ForeverYoung, Mauro Frison, Mnardell

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Mauriziofoto

sent on November 04, 2025 (8:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The photo is still beautiful given the equipment available, if you shot at 400mm I would have reduced the maximum exposure time 1.5 seconds and deactivated the stabilizer to make the stars less elongated, then I took a look at the photo gallery and with that excellent lens you have at your disposal I would have used the 6D FF for photos and not the 4000D.

Sagyttar

sent on November 04, 2025 (12:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

In fact I used the 6dmark2. I noticed, compared to the other comet photos, that my file is very heavy, while the others insert photos of 5-6Mp maximum. But don't you lose quality by reducing the image so much?

Mauro Frison

sent on November 04, 2025 (12:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Given all the limitations you have come up with a good result. For publication here I recommend resizing the photo (I put 1920 pixels on the long side if it helps), otherwise you can't appreciate the overall view.
if you can you want to try your hand at night photos like deepsky, better if you plan an astrotracker: without breaking the bank, a good product to start can be the Minitrack.
Hello.

Sagyttar

sent on November 04, 2025 (13:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hi Mauro, thanks for the advice

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