Location:Auckland, New Zealand
Optics:Zenit 12S camera with F/2 58mm lens.
Exposure: 45 second on Kodak Gold III 400.
Image taken from terase of my house.
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Observer: Frank Tornyai
Location:Auckland, New Zealand Optics:Zenit 12S camera with F/2 58mm lens. Exposure: 45 second on Kodak Gold III 400. Image taken from terase of my house. |
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Observer: Michael Horn
Location:Wandibindle, Queensland, Australia Optics:prime focus 1350mm, f4.5 Exposure: 4 minutes on Fuji G-800. The head of the comet was burnt in during printing to show the core and jets in the comet's coma. Notice that the bright tail curved above the comet is made up of two jets. |
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Observer: Keith Vincent
Location:Havelock North, New Zealand Optics:300mm lens at f/4.5. Exposure:Kodak Gold 400, manually guided one minute exposure. Hale-Bopp is still visible in the Southern Hemisphere, but still only in a very narrow window between twilight and comet-set, and despite the southern winter. This image is enhanced to illustrate the tail extending faintly down to lower right. |
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Observer: Zelko Karlovic
Location:Mount Aitken (40 km north west of Melbourne), Australia Optics:Nikon FM f/3.5, 35-70mm zoom. Exposure: 30 seconds on Kodak Ektapress 1600. |
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Observer: Michael Horn
Location:Lake Samsonvale, Brisbane, Australia Optics:prime focus 1350mm, f4.5 Exposure: 8 minutes on Fuji G-800. |