Very nice, excellent! 
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We got to see the comet at Bluff Creek Park tonight.
Great shot @Andy_Fryhover! We saw it at Bluff Creek this evening but it was pretty dim and couldn’t see much of a tail. But at least I finally saw it again!
I think I’m heading out to Windsurfer point this evening around 7:30.
Just taking my phone and a tripod.
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Observed the comet tonight, 10/14. Wish my eyepiece had been clean Arrrg!
Orion 120ST refractor, 15mm EP, iPhone16ProMax
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That is awesome!
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Observed the comet again last night. It has faded a couple magnitudes to ~3.5 but still was quite good.
Astro-Tech 102ED refractor, 17.3mm Delos, iPhone 16ProMax, 5sec. exposure
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A closeup of C/2023 A3 from my SeeStar S50 taken last evening, showing, I’m assuming, an anti-tail, and a meteor crossing its path during one of the 20-second exposures. Total integration time was 3:40.
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Nice detail! This has been a really nice comet watching time.
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Thanks JR. I has been one for the books.
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The comet has faded to 4.3magnitude but is still a very good target. It is high enough now I can see it above the trees from my house.
APM 152ED refractor on Atlas mount, 17.3mm Delos, iPhone 16 ProMax, 5second exposures. 2x and 3x zoom. No editing.
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Very nice images.
I could shoot it from my backyard in Yukon last night, too. It was up high enough, and the moon hadn’t risen yet. I got 35, 30-second subs tracking the comet’s core and 35, 10-second subs tracking the stars at 200mm focal length and F4. I’ll try to process it later today, but I have to leave for work now.
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