A 2 minute guide to comet Leonard

Comet C/2021 A1 Leonard is here and quickly brightening in our skies. This guide walks you through the most important things you need to know to photograph or view this Christmas comet.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:13 How bright
0:25 How to find comet Leonard
0:40 Viewing dates
1:00 Comet conjunctions
1:20 How to photograph comet Leonard
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[@beayetreasuremaker968]

thank you for this information

[@petrikor]

Thanks for being so specific about Northern vs Southern hemispheres. Some articles assume everyone is in Northern and it's very frustrating!

[@AstroWithRoRo]

I agree!

[@lonoshamobservatory3556]

We love imaging NQC 66!1 Tje Eargle Nebula! All jokes aside, great video, RORO!

[@AstroWithRoRo]

This is exactly why I shouldn't speed out videos! Hahaha.

[@lonoshamobservatory3556]

@@AstroWithRoRo Quality video, very helpful, so a bit of fun is allowed :P

[@anvil1844]

I did all I could to watch comet NEOWISE last year but weather didn’t supported that. Hopefully I expect to not to miss out this big opportunity. Even got the good n fresh binoculars purchased last year for C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) Hope *BETTER LUCK THIS TIME*

[@AstroWithRoRo]

Wishing you clear skies!

[@OdeMora]

Venus shines like a sackcloth.

[@woldsweather]

How wide to get Venus and Leonard?

[@AstroWithRoRo]

You'll want at least 6-7 degrees FoV. More if you want to capture a nice long tail.

[@woldsweather]

@@AstroWithRoRo What would that be in terms of 100, 200, 300 mm lens?

[@AstroWithRoRo]

On a full frame camera you should be able to fit them both in up to about 300mm.

[@TheWonkyAstronomer]

La Nina says no.

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