Photographing the ISS

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Photographing the ISS

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For those who saw the ISS image I posted last month and wondered how I did it, I wrote up an article for my club's latest newsletter. You can read it here: https://brazosvalleyastronomyclub.org/n ... e-iss.html
Tom Campbell (astro.tomandjul.com)

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Very inspirational Tom, gives us all the hope and idea of capturing our very own images of the ISS.

Thanks for the link.
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