After the mishap of the 4 February 2023 with not finding the comet I came back with my stuff and this time I found it easily.
I succeeded in taking several sequences, which took me some time to process. But still the bright moonlight made imaging rather difficult.
The Moon was target as well - now after Full Moon - and still very low above the horizon.
Here is the best I could get with the Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF)
This is the first time I made this special treatment with DeepSkyStacker and GIMP with star and comet removal and then combining the results - it worked.
7 February 2023 - ~2013UT - ISO1250 - 90*20sec (= 30 minutes)- LUMIX G110 - NH Refractor 80/480 mm (+Fringe Filter)
The video will come soon.
Another shot of the Moon as it was still low in the sky.
7 February 2023 - 1901UT - ISO200 - 1/160ssec - LUMIX G110 - NH Refractor 80/480 mm (+Fringe Filter)
As Mars was high up in the sky, I took a short sequence of 6 images just for to see, if it is working.
It is a true colour image
7 February 2023 - ~1912UT - ISO12500 - 6*15sec - LUMIX G110 - NH Refractor 80/480 mm (+Fringe Filter)
Optics : StellarVue Nighthawk Achromat Refractor d=80mm f=480mm (f=1/6) : Intes MK-67 Maksutov Type Reflector d=150mm f=1800mm (f=1/12) Camera : NIKON D7000 DSLR unmodified (from 2010) : Panasonic LUMIX G110 MFT System (from 2021) : The Imaging Source DMK21AU4.AS monochrome USB highspeed camera Filter : IR/UV Cut, Astronomik H-Alpha, Astronomik LRGB add. optics : ED 2x Barlow lens, eyepiece projection : 35mm, 50mm, 135mm and 200mm NIKON lenses available : 12 .. 60mm Leica for MFT system Mount : VIXEN GP with MT1(RA) & MT1(DEC) Controller : Littlefoot Controller (selfmade) Guiding : PHD Aquisition : DELL Notebook (Windows 10) Image Processing : ImagesPlus, NeatImage 7, Registax 6, DeepSkyStacker, Gimp latest list update : January 2023