SpaceX Starlink swarm
Taken by Russ De Hoedt on May 27, 2019 @ Cedar Rapids, IA
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  Camera Used: SONY ILCA-99M2
Exposure Time: 6/1
Aperture: f/2.8
ISO: 6400
Date Taken: 2019:05:28 08:30:56
 
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Couldn't get to sleep last night and the swarm overhead pass was coming up in ~15min so I got up, went out, set up the cameras and tried to photograph the SpaceX Starlink swarm again. I saw what I thought was only "1" moving across the sky and was pondering what you call a swarm of "1". I was kinda disappointed.. But, this time, I used a delayed shutter so the photo's are more stable and cranked up the ISO to get more sensitivity (6sec, f2.8, Iso6400,70mm). When I looked at the photo's on a large computer screen I noticed that I had actually captured 8-9 satellites of the swarm in the image. I was pleasantly surprised. These were taking from my driveway which is terrible for dark skies due to the street lamp just across the road :( .These have been processed to intensify the satellite trails.
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What camera did you use?
Posted by Philip Smith 2019-05-28 18:37:59
 
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