All Sky Camera MkII

[Peter Ward]

Decided to up-spec my STi All sky camera with, a decidedly not cheap, Fujinon fish-eye lens. It's a remarkably sharp and fast (F1.4) optic and was picking up all manner of objects.

This also explained why I'm forever having 40 minute subs ruined by some interloper...

Some early results here

[multiweb (Marc)]

So which one are you in the lot? Or do you get on the cabin speaker advising a slight change of course on landing approach as M8 is right in the way

[DavidTrap (David)]

Very funky image - but it appears you guys haven't learnt to fly in straight lines!!!

I'm guessing the only cure to this problem will be relocation!

DT

[trent_julie]

Originally Posted by multiweb

So which one are you in the lot? Or do you get on the cabin speaker advising a slight change of course on landing approach as M8 is right in the way

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[algwat (Alan)]

Thats a lot of traffic for two hours, hope the midnight to dawn is less.
Always like those images that show all traffic in one.

Was the lens expensive, look a good upgrade path? I could use on the mk51 I have.
rgds, Alan

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by algwat

Thats a lot of traffic for two hours, hope the midnight to dawn is less.
Always like those images that show all traffic in one.

Was the lens expensive, look a good upgrade path? I could use on the mk51 I have.
rgds, Alan

After I stacked 1000 odd frames, and looked at the result, I thought: pretty trippy

As for the lens, B&H imaging (USA) sell them for about $A500

Originally Posted by trent_julie

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Originally Posted by DavidTrap

Very funky image - but it appears you guys haven't learnt to fly in straight lines!!!

I'm guessing the only cure to this problem will be relocation!

DT

Question is: are great-circle lines straight

Originally Posted by multiweb

So which one are you in the lot? Or do you get on the cabin speaker advising a slight change of course on landing approach as M8 is right in the way

None of the above...literally.