I think its better with the stationary background.
Hi all,
After my last email, I decided to do a quick check, and yes, the comet is
definitely moving relative to the background stars over the course of the
30-minute shoot. So, I threw together an animation.I couldn’t decide whether it looks better for the comet to stay in place
and the stars move, or vice versa, so I made them both. You be the judge.http://www.jimbo.net/astro/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/20071028_17P_Holmes_stars.gif
http://www.jimbo.net/astro/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/20071028_17P_Holmes_comet.gif
Ignore the speck of dust that enters the frame from the upper left. That’s
in the camera. Mea culpa.
Also, give these two some time to load; they’re about 1Mb apiece.Just the kind of friendly advice we give out for free here at Ad Astra
Observatory at Newark, CA.Astronomer requires sleep.
Best,
Jimbo
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