Photographing Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS with the DeepSky Camera

The picture above is a picture of Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS with a long pink tail. A picture of a space object from a deep picture, that is a picture from the depth level of Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS at about 24.00 WITA from where I live. Comet clearly has a long pink tail. This comet is shown from deep (Deep) with the DeepSky camera.

I used the DeepSky Camera to display this space object from an incredible depth, and then the application automatically enhanced the photo recording object with Light.

The object in the night sky in the picture above can be said to be Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS because it has a long tail pointing away from the sun. This space object shines brilliantly and is in the southern zone of the planet Venus.

I photographed the Comet with Star Tonight‘s guide. After determining the position of the Comet in the belt to the right of Venus through Star Tonight, I then directed the DeepSky Camera to take pictures of the zones or areas of the night sky that were classified as “the area to the right of Venus”.

Then Deepsky Camera processes the photos with different depth levels from 1 photo to 100 photos in almost half an hour.

Your smartphone actually has an amazing ability to detect, locate and photograph outer space objects at a very deep level, which makes outer space objects in sky the night that had first become clearer.

One of the best applications for photographing Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS is DeepSky Camera. This application can take pictures of celestial objects to great depth, then provide light or lights. So the pictures show the appearance of the Comet very clearly.

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