Hale-Bopp CCD Images

 

Here are three views of the same image, each processed a bit differently. They were shot on the evening of March 21 using the C5+ at f/6.3. The image was 15 - 1 second integrations in Track & Accumulate mode using a Celestron PixCel 255.
This image is the standard shot, no processing done.
This is the same image log stretched. You can see the tail very well and also the waves around the coma faintly.
Here are the jets isolated, I used a techinque described in CCD Astronomy for this one, I ran a Gaussian filter to blur the original then subtracted it from the original. What is left is the detail around the coma with the what looks to be a single jet and a few waves in front.