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| sent on October 14, 2024 (10:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Still very good Comunque buonissima |
| sent on October 14, 2024 (11:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Seeing the settings you certainly had problems with visibility on the horizon, I with the same settings and a smaller sensor I collected more details (but in a decidedly less beautiful location and with too many high voltage cables in between)
Even I am relatively disappointed, I expected better
That said, excellent composition! Vedendo i settaggi avevi sicuramente problemi di visibilità all'orizzonte, io con le stesse impostazioni e un sensore più piccolo ho raccolto più dettagli (ma in una location decisamente meno bella e con troppi cavi dell'alta tensione in mezzo)
Anche io comunque sono relativamente deluso, mi aspettavo di meglio
Detto questo ottima composizione! |
| sent on October 14, 2024 (12:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you.
Yes, probably the transparency was not the best, despite the sky being clear of clouds and there were no significant concentrations of suspended dust.
I could have also pushed with the processing, but it's not really worth it.
In any case, you can see the brightness of Venus, and of the stars (you can see the Corona borealis very well), if we make a comparison, we can deduce that the overall brightness of the comet is modest. Grazie.
Si, probabilmente la trasparenza non era delle migliori, nonostante il cielo fosse sgombro dalle nuvole e non ci fossero significative concentrazioni di polveri sospese.
Avrei anche potuto spingere con l'elaborazione, ma non ne vale davvero la pena.
In ogni caso si può notare la luminosità di Venere, e delle stelle (si vede molto bene la Corona boreale), se facciamo un confronto, si può dedurre che la luminosità complessiva della cometa è modesta. |
| sent on October 14, 2024 (13:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I fully agree with what Giancarlo Melis said, even I last night I wanted to try but with the naked eye I did not see anything despite excellent sky conditions you will have had to point the camera and try an exposure, anyone who defines this tennis ball comet of the century has never seen as it happened to me in February 1986 the comet of Halley a monster of brightness in the sky lasted 20 days, something wonderful, with modern cameras you just had to focus on the comet for half a second, and you saw something incredible in the monitor. concordo pienamente con quanto detto giancarlo melis ,anche io ieri sera ho voluto provare ma ad occhio nudo non ho visto nulla nonostante condizioni del cielo ottimo avrai dovuto puntare la fotocamera e provare una esposizione , chiunque definisce questa pallina da tennis cometa del secolo non ha mai visto come è capitato a me nel febbraio del 1986 la cometa di halley un mostro di luminosita' nel cielo durata 20 giorni ,qualcosa di meraviglioso ,con le fotocamere moderne bastava mettere a fuoco sulla cometa per mezzo secondo , e vedevi nel monitor qualcosa di incredibile . |
| sent on October 14, 2024 (14:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I didn't have the pleasure of admiring Halley's Comet, I wasn't 6 years old at the time.
However, I remember the Hyakutake and especially the Hale Bopp. I still have the videotape with Luigi Bignami's documentary, in which he talks about the discovery and the possibility that it will become a large comet visible to the naked eye. Non ho avuto il piacere di ammirare la cometa di Halley, al tempo non avevo ancora compiuto 6 anni.
Ricordo però la Hyakutake e soprattutto la Hale Bopp. Conservo ancora la videocassetta col documentario di Luigi Bignami, in qui si parla della scoperta e della possibilità che diventi una grande cometa visibile ad occhio nudo. |
| sent on October 19, 2024 (1:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful and Evocative Photography !! Bellissima e Suggestiva Fotografia !!! |
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