ISS

[Dyno05]

I caught the ISS at 83° overhead tonight from my backyard.
I used a Celestron 9.25” SCT and a Canon T3i on burst mode.
1/2000th and iso 1600.
I unlocked the clutches on my AVX and manually guided the scope. My girlfriend fired the remote trigger with one hand when I yelled “now” as she held our 13 month old son in the other hand.

[Graeme1858]

That's a great image Dyno. Especially so considering the 'difficulties'!

Regards

Graeme

[jerrysykes]

Outstanding capture, Dyno !!!. Tracking the ISS manually is not an easy thing to do.

[Ruud]

Interesting, we're seeing it from an unusual angle. That's a bonus.

Very good!

[Dyno05]

Outstanding capture, Dyno !!!. Tracking the ISS manually is not an easy thing to do.

We shot about 80 photos and hit 23! I was surprised I hit that many especially with a crop sensor. Now I want to try a longer focal length with a full frame camera.

[Gordon]

Congratulations Dana on having your image selected as todays TSS APOD.

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[Dyno05]

Congratulations Dana on having your image selected as todays TSS APOD.

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Oh wow! Thank you! That’s awesome!

[Makuser]

Hello Dana. I got to watch an ISS flyby last Thursday night (3/19) in my northern sky. This station moves pretty quickly through the sky, so I rarely use binoculars, much less a telescope. Wow, you did a great job on capturing this fine image. Thanks for sharing this with us on here Dana, and congratulations on winning the TSS APOD Award today.

[Dyno05]

Hello Dana. I got to watch an ISS flyby last Thursday night (3/19) in my northern sky. This station moves pretty quickly through the sky, so I rarely use binoculars, much less a telescope. Wow, you did a great job on capturing this fine image. Thanks for sharing this with us on here Dana, and congratulations on winning the TSS APOD Award today.

Thank you so much. I actually made a video of The ISS passing over Venus Saturday night. Here is a link. It’s best viewed on a large HD monitor at .25 playback speed so you can see a bit of detail. Full speed is cool too.

[Buckethead 2.0]

Hello Dana. I got to watch an ISS frlyby last Thursday night (3/19) in my northern sky. This station moves pretty quickly through the sky, so I rarely use binoculars, much less a telescope. Wow, you did a great job on capturing this fine image. Thanks for sharing this with us on here Dana, and congratulations on winning the TSS APOD Award today.

Thank you so much. I actually made a video of The ISS passing over Venus Saturday night. Here is a link. It’s best viewed on a large HD monitor at .25 playback speed so you can see a bit of detail. Full speed is cool too.

This video is great too, and passing by Venus!

[Dyno05]

Thank you. Here’s another video, transiting the Moon. This was my first try last year.

[Buckethead 2.0]

Thank you. Here’s another video, transiting the Moon. This was my first try last year.

Wow, it was cruising! If I didn't know better, I would have thought it was a bat. Lol

[Graeme1858]

Congratulations on the APOD Dana

And the videos are brilliant!

Regards

Graeme

[Jockinireland]

thats a brilliant image both the one of the ISS and the image in my mind of the three off you out in the dark and you yelling NOW!!!!

[TheButcher]

That is a great image of it! Awesome job and Congrats Dyno!

[helicon]

Very cool Dana. Congrats on the photo and winning the APOD award!