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c/astronomy-photos•jessica130jessica130•1mo ago

Focused on one tiny patch of sky for 45 minutes and caught a meteor streak through the frame

I kept trying to shoot wide Milky Way shots but everything was blurry until I aimed at a single spot near Cassiopeia and just waited, has anyone else had better luck with narrow framing?
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wadew51
wadew511mo ago
Buddy of mine spent three hours shooting the same spot near Andromeda last winter and got nothing but fuzzy blobs. Then on a whim he pointed his camera at a random empty patch of sky and after about 20 minutes a faint streak showed up. Said it was pure luck and he almost deleted the file.
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robin591
robin5911mo ago
Man, is it really that deep though, it's just a sky picture.
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oliverhernandez
@robin591 I mean I get where you're coming from but sometimes these random sky shots really do mean a lot to the person who took them. My uncle has a photo like that and it reminds him of a good night every time he sees it.
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keith900
keith9001mo ago
Man that strikes way too close to home. Pure luck is the only way sometimes.
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