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Originally Posted by Mickoid
Dennis, great work and planning to capture what was probably all over within a fraction of a second. I can imagine you would have been hoping you got the framing right because you were only going to get one chance at this. Well done. I understand what you mean by not fiddling with the footage and keeping it 'pure' so to speak. Thanks for sharing.  |
The capture was indeed over in a fraction of a second. That gif animation is a slow motion because it pauses 0.01s between frames as a minimum.
It's nerve wracking watching the ISS, thinking it will miss too. My spotter said it appeared to be a bullseye transit with the naked eye, but the capture said otherwise. I'm grateful that I was within the vicinity for the ISS to be within the frame. So many variables in play for this to go sideways (pun intended).
