Also, does anyone know of anywhere I can find a computer model of the ISS that I can twist/rotate so I can identify the different modules/compartments of the station?
I don't know about a computer model, but I found this a while ago:
Chrissyo, I am always amazed and humbled by your shots. I recall it was you hand tracked Saturn shot that inspired me to make more of an effort in the Planetary imaging scene. You certainly have not failed to inspire again. What an amazing shot, hand tracked you must have some very steady hands. I recall never even lining up the finder scope most nihgts cause it was just too hard to look through and I cant imagine the effort it would take to guide with it. Hats off. Brilliant job.
Family video camera afocal through an eyepiece? Manually tracked through finder? On a Dob-mount? I don't think I could be more amazed if you'd been riding a unicycle and juggling at the same time. I reckon this is a staggering result. Brilliant. You get my vote for legend of the week.
I have been editing video professionally for a long time and one thing I know is using the camera to film while doing other things at the same time is very very hard, let alone something where the slightest off movement or shake can destroy the shot. I can only imagine the difficulty of what you did. Well done.
Brilliant. You get my vote for legend of the week.
