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Old 26-12-2013, 07:28 PM
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ISS at Breakfast time

Either Santa was lost/delayed, or the ISS passed on a line just a couple of kms from me this morning at around breakfast time.

I have tried on several prior occasions to catch it, but it has either been cloudy, or I've been busy, or 3 times out of the country or Interstate. In fact, when I came to look at the video, I thought I had missed it again, but on closer inspection, there it was, all 1.08 seconds of it.

Taken through my C9.25 with a Canon 7D in movie mode with a Thousand Oaks visual filter.

25 exposures of 1/2000 sec at f 6.3, ISO 250, stacked in Zerene Stacker. The whiter of the 2 composites has been adjusted in Photoshop, the yellow one is basically out of the camera.

All in all, a good Christmas present to myself, and I'm happy.

Have a good New Year everybody.
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Old 26-12-2013, 07:54 PM
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Hi Mike,

Great capture. Hoping to bag one at some stage.
All the best for the New Year.

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Old 26-12-2013, 08:00 PM
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Either Santa was lost/delayed, or the ISS passed on a line just a couple of kms from me this morning at around breakfast time.

I have tried on several prior occasions to catch it, but it has either been cloudy, or I've been busy, or 3 times out of the country or Interstate. In fact, when I came to look at the video, I thought I had missed it again, but on closer inspection, there it was, all 1.08 seconds of it.

Taken through my C9.25 with a Canon 7D in movie mode with a Thousand Oaks visual filter.

22 exposures of 1/2000 sec at f 6.3, ISO 250, stacked in Zerene Stacker. The whiter of the 2 composites has been adjusted in Photoshop, the yellow one is basically out of the camera.

All in all, a good Christmas present to myself, and I'm happy.

Have a good New Year everybody.
Great shooting Mike and well done on recording this exciting event.

Cheers

Dennis

PS – I count 25 ISS frames, not 22?
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Old 26-12-2013, 09:11 PM
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Dennis, my apologies!! Yes, 25 visible captures is correct, but there are also 2 more, one before the first, and another after the last, so 27 in all. The timing is correct, 25 frames at 25fps, + 2, making 27 frames, and a total of 1.08 secs. Put it down to Old Age.

Dennis, I meant to say thanks for your input yesterday. I would have figured it out eventually, but you did make it easier for me, and your composite of the Bayside event in June 2011 was superb. I shall get me a Baader Photo filter to see if I can improve on the detail, which I think is rather average.
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Old 26-12-2013, 09:16 PM
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Great capture. Hoping to bag one at some stage.
All the best for the New Year.

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Thanks Richard for your comments
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Old 29-12-2013, 02:23 PM
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Well done.
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Old 30-12-2013, 12:04 PM
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Great images, well done.
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Great going Mike, Good definition on the ISS panals, id be wrapped with that
about a yr ago, had transit moon, but only 15deg Alt, tiny pin prick dots Recent solar trans here 28th Dec - only 9deg alt, cant understand why I gave that a miss
Good stuff you getting it, pretty stressing capturing ISS trans
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Well done!
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Old 10-01-2014, 09:19 PM
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Thanks to all those who have expressed support and congrats. I have been away for a while, so apologies for the delay in my comments.
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Old 10-01-2014, 10:07 PM
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Nice work Mike.
Santa must've put on some weight with all the cookies and milk 'coz that's one looong train of Reindeer!
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