Meteor
Taken by Malcolm Park on January 3, 2014 @ Wellington Ontario
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  Camera Used: NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D800
Exposure Time: 25/1
Aperture: f/2.8
ISO: 1600
Date Taken: 2014:01:03 22:20:56
 
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Here's a shot from this evening (Jan 3 '14). It was -23c with windchill at -30 here on the north shore of Lake Ontario near Wellington Ontario. But it was as clear as a bell, and once the moon set (and that was pretty on its own) I hoped to catch some Quadrantids. I had not tried shooting this meteor shower before, and I could see why tonight. It is always so darn cold at this time of year. But from my backyard, I had AC power, so I could use the AC adapter and dew(frost) heater. I took a lot of frames, but only one meteor caught. I had the good fortune of seeing this one naked eye, so I can confirm the direction and that it is indeed a Quadrantid meteor trail.
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