I Took a Picture of the ISS - The International Space Station!

Capturing a photograph of the International Space Station (ISS) using a telescope is a challenging task that demands careful planning, an some patience.
Website to find when the ISS will be passing over your location spotthestation.nasa.gov/sight...
GEAR USED TO MAKE THE VIDEO:
Equatorial mount: amzn.to/3Q6noga
Telescope: amzn.to/3DnTlIZ
Canon EOS SL3: amzn.to/3rEfbFJ
Canon Lens: amzn.to/452kf51
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[@henryjraymondiii961]

Outstanding, and extremely liberating. I can look at this (I pause it) image for quite a while, and smile. Thanks so very much!😀

[@my-pixels]

Thank you very much for your kind words Henry!

[@henryjraymondiii961]

you deserve more praise for the resonance you display for the unique beatific reality of being able to experience something our ancestors vaguely dreampt of in general! I wish more of the population would pause and reflect more. Like THIS. @@my-pixels

[@metinsaltik1651]

nice work thanks a lot.

[@my-pixels]

Thank you for stopping by!

[@kristoferssmits4618]

Thats very rare

[@AstroCrescentDIY]

Nice view of the ISS 👍🏼.

[@my-pixels]

Thank you!

[@josh8560]

Which camera settings did you used? Thanks

[@my-pixels]

I believe I shot the video at ISO 800 with 1/500 sec exposure. The video is 30 FPS.

[@hamzawiblue3157]

why it is always bright

[@gardenchemistry3828]

Pls give the details of your telescope. I am trying to buy a telescope under 15000 rs. Pls guide me

[@my-pixels]

This is the telescope I use for imaging amzn.to/3DnTlIZ And this is the camera I used to capture the ISS video amzn.to/3rEfbFJ But you don't have to use the same equipment. I would recommend to start astrophotography with what you already have. Many folks start using just a camera and a lens.