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Double Iridium Flash at magnitude -5 |
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Tonight, the Iridium satellites 7 and 51 will flash one minute apart. I tell myself it should be great as a virtual reality view...
A few minutes before the event, I'm ready. The night isn't full and the sky is dark blue. I launch the pose when I think the flash will start. The camera exposure time is set to 15 s. Everything is OK and the magnitude -5 flares are great.
Then I realize the other picture in order to create this virtual reality view. This picture is a equirectangular view made from the virtual reality view. |
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Canon 5D MarkII + Sigma 15mm 1:2.8 EX DG 15 mm 1:2.8 lens, composite of 16 pictures |
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15 s on |
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September 22, 2011, Pluguffan |
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