


OK, I learned a few lessons. The International Space Station is bright; I'll need to reduce the exposure even more. Second, people with tremors like me shouldn't attempt to hand-track the telescope to follow the station. I didn't have too much trouble getting it in frame, but nearly every exposure was streaked by motion blur, even at 60 frames-per-second.
We're supposed to have another good pass Wednesday, I'll give it another go then.
10" LX200 @ f/6.3, DMK21AF04 @ 60 fps
1 comment:
Nice first attempt! Good luck Wednesday!
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