I was outdoors on Sun night (3rd Nov 2013) experimenting with the C9.25 and DSLR to see how corrected, or flat the field would be using the Celestron x0.63 Reducer/Corrector and it turned out to be not very corrected or flat!
I slewed to Uranus and then checked the 4 brighter satellites in Starry Night Pro when lo and behold, I saw that the ISS was due to make a close pass in the next couple of minutes. I hurriedly framed what I thought would be the best FOV. With my naked eye I saw the ISS approaching and thought that I had hit the “record” button (twice) to start recording with a non-reporting optic fitted.
When I looked at the rear CF active LED I noticed it wasn’t active (red) so I just hit the shutter release and grabbed the trail of the ISS instead, which shows obvious width due to the almost 1500mm focal length. I manually held the shutter open for some 25 secs, but the recorded ISS trail is just a second or so long.
I have cropped an 800x600 full res frame to show the trail plus uploaded a few screen shots from The Sky X Pro to verify that I had indeed recorded Uranus and the ISS in the same field – a lot of sheer good luck was required due to the last minute effort with Uranus and the ISS just squeezing into the same frame!
Cheers
Dennis