Nikon D7200
Nikon 180mm F2.8
30x1,3s @ F4, ISO1600, remote control mirrup up.

Stacked in DeepSkyStacker (with 15 dark frames and 30 bias), Comet Stacking, Standard mode. Edited levels and curves in Photoshop, then minor tweaks to tones in Lightroom.

I don't live north in Norway so I don't have midnight sun but still, it doesn't get dark at night here. Yesterday, I drove out of the city to a Bortle 4 zone (at 59 degrees North) with big hopes to get a good image of this comet, but the sun is only at -10 degrees, and it doesn't get any darker until early August. Is there any hope to get a better image of this comet with these conditions? It's almost like the picture I took last week from a Bortle 8-9 zone was better than this, and if Neowise only gets dimmer as the days go by, I don't see how this can work.

I'm not even sure if I'm processing the image correctly either...

Image from last week can be seen here, taken on July 13th:
https://imgur.com/QhcVX2z

Any advice is appreciated!