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Thought I'd test out my new phone under decent skies. Cedar River, Michigan. 6.16.2022. iPhone 3rd Gen SE with Starry Cam. Lower left of frame. Click to enlarge.
UP meteor 6.16.22.JPG
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Hello Olen. It looks as though your new iPhone camera really did the job for you. Excellent contrast and it is quite visible in the lower left. Thanks for sharing the view with us on here Olen and keep that iPhone camera handy.
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Good catch!
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pakarinen wrote: ↑Wed Jun 22, 2022 12:25 pm Thought I'd test out my new phone under decent skies. Cedar River, Michigan. 6.16.2022. iPhone 3rd Gen SE with Starry Cam. Lower left of frame. Click to enlarge.
UP meteor 6.16.22.JPG


Nice catch!! Not easy...
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I didn’t see it until I enlarged. The frame, this is awesome.
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