Picture taken:  October 4th, 09:00-09:24 UT. (14:30:09 IST)
Exposure:        (6x4min. Exp.)     
Image credit:   Efrain Morales. 

Searching with ISON at Stellarium but do not find it on that ? !!
Here comes the simple 12 step guide for you to update C/2012 S1 ISON on your Stellarium. 

Open Stellarium then follow this steps 
NOTE : 
Pictures on the left side are carrying some arrows with associated numbers. Find bellow the specific step against all these numbers or corresponding arrows.
Example - For arrow with a number 7 read the text of STEP 7 on right side of that image.
STEPS 
Initial Step :  Click on the Configuration window icon from the Stellarium. Or press F2.

STEP 1 :  Then click on the Plugins icon

STEP 2 :  Now Select the Solar System Editor from side menu as shown on the picture.

STEP 3 :  Click on the Configure button at the bottom of that window. 

STEP 4 :  Now from the newly opened window select  Solar System .


STEP 5 :  Now click on the button Import orbital element in MPC format  from the bottom of that window. 

STEP 6 :  Now from the newly opened window select the Online search option from the top menu.

STEP 7 :  Now write C/2012 S1 at the search field as shown on picture. 

STEP 8 :  Then click on the Search button as shown on picture.

STEP 9 :  Now from the newly opened window select the Radio button of the Update Existing Objects option as shown on picture.


STEP 10 :  Also Select the Radio Button of the  C/202 S1 (ISON) option as shown on picture.


STEP 11 :  Now click on the Add Objects button at the bottom of the window. 


Now you are done with your updating.
 
Restart Stellarium & search ISON using the key word ---- - C/2012 S1


Have a Happy Comet Observing .......  ENJOY THE SKY WITH SWAN .

As on 9th July 2013 09:11UT. (According to experts)

Distance from Sun: 447,035,722 km.
Relative speed: 24.3km/s. 
Distance from Earth: 597,980,204 km.
Relative speed speed: 22.4 km/s
Magnitude: 13.76