Equipment:
-Samyang 135 2.0 ED Canon EF lens
-camera Canon 550Da camera
-Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi mount
25 frames per 15s, ISO 800.
I was able to view this comet using Levenhuk Sherman Pro 6.5×32 binoculars and a homemade reflecting telescope with an aperture of 200 mm. Through binoculars, the comet is clearly visible as a small speck with a bright nucleus. The tail was visible through the telescope, both with direct and lateral vision. Interesting comet.
Equipment:
-Celestron 102 SLT telescope (optical tube)
-Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi mount
-Lacerta Herschel prism
-Baader Solar Continuum filter
-ND3 filter
-ZWO ASI 183MC camera
Stacking of 100 frames.
Equipment:
-Svbony SV501P 70mm telescope (with diaphragm 42 mm)
-Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi mount
-Lacerta Herschel prism
-Antlia CaK 3nm 393.3nm filter
-ND96-09 filter
-QHY5III178m camera
Stacking of 250 frames.
Also i got prominence over AR 3615 (marked by arrow):
Equipment:
-Celestron 102 SLT telescope (optical tube)
-Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi mount
-Lacerta Herschel prism
-Antlia CaK 3nm 393.3nm filter
-ND96-09 filter
-QHY5III178m camera
Stacking of 100 frames. Panorama from 2 frames.
Equipment:
-Celestron 102 SLT telescope (optical tube)
-Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi mount
-Lacerta Herschel prism
-Baader Solar Continuum filter
-ND3 filter
-ZWO ASI 183MC camera
Stacking of 100 frames.
