Although the comet was fairly bright, at magnitude 6.5, the Moon was full and, by the time the sky cleared, the comet was low in the brightening, morning sky. Plus it was located in the wrong part of the sky for my kit at home - so I just used a telephoto lens on a star tracker. The comet is currently in Pegasus and is brightening, but will soon get lower in the morning twilight.
The slender ion tail is just visible, pointing to the one o'clock position.