I took advantage of the clear skies 2 weeks ago and captured the comet from a couple different locations. All the details for each file are listed below.
File 1
Location: PJMO observing field 10-14-2024
Equipment: Nikon D7500, Rokinon 16mm F/2, tripod
Settings: ISO200 F/2 10s
Light frames: 1x10s single frame
Calibration frames: 25x each flats and dark flats, 15x darks
Processing: Deep Sky Stacker, GIMP
File 2
Location: Community Center Rd between Belton and Moody 10-15-2024
All other details same as previous
File 3
Light frames: 100x10s, 1s pause between each frame
Calibration/Processing: none
All other details same as previous
File 4
Location: Leona Park in Temple 10-20-2024
Equipment: iOptron CEM60, Explore Scientific ED102, QHY294C, Optolong 2" L-Pro filter, Starshoot autoguider with 50mm guide scope
Light frames: 1x60s single frame
Calibration frames: 25x each darks, flats, dark flats
Processing: Deep Sky Stacker, GIMP
File 5
Light frames: 31x60s
All other details same as previous
If you look closely you'll see each line of stars has 2 gaps. The first gap is a frame I had to throw out of the stack because of a really obnoxious satellite trail, and the second gap is when I had to pause and re-center the comet because it had moved.