ISS Transit of the Moon – Brisbane 21st Nov 2015 7:35:59pm

[Dennis]

Originally Posted by Dennis

The hi-res shot is a composite of the Raw ISS Frames and an aligned/stacked Moon background as processed in Autostakkert!2, using Layer Masks in CS6. This is why the single frame ISS images look rough, whereas the Moon BG looks smoother.
Cheers
Dennis

Originally Posted by kinetic

Sublime!
Single raw frame...fell off my chair....
Dennis, what is there to say.
Steve

Thanks Steve, I appreciate your comments.

Just to clarify, the Moon background is a stack using AutoStakkert2! as I had several frames from the avi and that is why it is nice and smooth.

However, the ISS images are all as captured; there is only 1 of each so they are the raw component.

Cheers

Dennis

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Great result Denis, I really like the close up with the Luna terrain behind

Mike

[FlashDrive (Poppy)]

That's Brilliant ....

What a Catch...

Col...

[Dennis]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Great result Denis, I really like the close up with the Luna terrain behind
Mike

Thanks Mike. Unlike you deep space folks, no time for relaxing and kicking back in a deck chair, sipping your beverage of choice whilst gazing at the Milky Way.

This was all over in less than 1 second!

Cheers

Dennis

Originally Posted by FlashDrive

That's Brilliant ....
What a Catch...
Col...

Thanks Col, I appreciate your comments.

Cheers

Dennis

[hulloleeds]

Great stuff

This is my brother's video we took

Your version is superior, though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpOfJ2Qz4sk

[Dennis]

Originally Posted by hulloleeds

Great stuff

This is my brother's video we took

Your version is superior, though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpOfJ2Qz4sk

Great work and nicely presented. I’ve now seen 3 recording of this event from Brisbane and in each one, the apparent position of the ISS relative to the crater Copernicus varies quite significantly due to the effect of parallax.

Cheers

Dennis

[telecasterguru (Frank)]

Brilliant

[prokyon (Werner Probst)]

Brilliant, never seen before in such a high quality!

[Dennis]

Originally Posted by telecasterguru

Brilliant

Originally Posted by prokyon

Brilliant, never seen before in such a high quality!

Thank you Frank and Werner, I appreciate your comments.

Cheers

Dennis

[pluto (Hugh)]

Wow, that is stunning! Well done!!