The ideal spot should be completely devoid of any light source, face away from major metropolitan areas and have little risk of sudden light such as the headlights of a passing vehicle. Photographers should allow 20-30 minutes for their eyes to adjust to the darkness before attempting any viewing or photography. This includes exposure to a flashlight or even the dome light in a car. Photographers should plan to spend several hours taking photos. This saves time and money to view the processed rolls before selecting pictures for printing.
Patience is definitely a key to success in taking great-looking pictures of comets.
For more information on how to take photos of comets, contact Kodak in your country. Kodak is a trademark.