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Originally Posted by matt34
I think if it was a bump it should have blurred the rest of the image. at 100% I cant see any blur in the smaller stars (taken M8 (I think) as an example) or milky way dust clouds however at full zoom there are more effected than can be seen in the IIS version
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Only brightest stars will be captured the first couple of seconds of an exposure, thats when it was probably bumped or a tripod leg sank. The smaller stars are fine because they take a very long time to expose and the camera has stabilized by the time they are even exposed to visibility. Thin streaks suggest it was a quick movement during the exposure.
This might look sort of familiar
Either that or theres mini comets everywhere
