Neowise in Ursa Major (Single shot 60s - No Dark / Bias / Flats) (Harold Freckhaus)

Neowise in Ursa Major (Single shot 60s - No Dark / Bias / Flats)

EOS 5D Mark IV - 3200-ISO - 60s - F/5 - 200mm

Estimated sky quality : 21.48 magnitude Class 4 bortle

Je reviens tout juste d'un petit voyage rapide dans un coin "relax" et sombre au fond du Calavados ... Arrivé sur place et contre toute attente le ciel n'était pas totalement couvert et la voute céleste magnifiquement dégagée. Heureusement je n'avais pas oublié l'APN et le StarAdventurer

Les nuages présents sur l'horizon lointain (le Cotentin) se sont dégagés plusieurs fois pour dévoiler cette lumineuse Neowise. J'arrivais de la région parisienne et là j'ai compris les OHHH et AHHHHH de ceux qui vivent ou voyagent en dehors des zones éclairées publiquement parlant !!

Je rentre tout juste de ce voyage et n'ai pas encore traité les photos. Je poste une des photos prise (sans trairement Bias, Darks et Flats - désolé pour la mauvaise qualité) ... en attendant que je puisse me dégager du temps et traiter avec Pix, APP, SIRIL ou DSS

Bon ciel à tous et en espérant que vous vous régalerez pour l'avalanche d'étoiles filantes du 29!

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I have just returned from a quick little trip to a "relaxed" and dark corner in a secret place of Calavados (the French department which gave its name to the drink) ... Arrived there and against all expectations the sky was not completely covered, and the beautifully cleared celestial vault was there. Fortunately I had not forgotten the DSLR and the StarAdventurer

The clouds present on the distant horizon (Cotentin - Normandy) have cleared several times to reveal this luminous Neowise. I understood the OHHH and AHHHHH of those who live or travel outside of publicly lit areas !!

I have just returned from this trip and have yet to process the photos. I post one of them without processing Bias, Darks and Flats (sorry for the poor quality) ... until I can free myself from time and deal with Pix, APP, SIRIL or DSS

CS to all and I hope you will enjoy the avalanche of meteors planed for the two next nights.

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RA (center)	10h37m29s.1
RA (top/left)	11h03m54s.4
RA (top/right)	10h20m17s.10
RA (bottom/right)	10h15m13s.10
RA (bottom/left)	10h51m22s.1

Dec (center)	+48°01′20″
Dec (top/left)	+52°19′07″
Dec (top/right)	+53°23′23″
Dec (bottom/right)	+43°23′46″
Dec (bottom/left)	+42°31′46″

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