imaged the ISS (Bradford)

For a long time I have wanted to image the International Space Station while David Saint-Jacques was aboard. The very clear skies around dinner time encouraged me to try.

Canon 40D, battery grip, Rokinon 8mm fisheye, manually focused, f/5.6, ISO 250, 120 seconds, daylight white balance, RAW, tripod mounted, Canon EOS Utility, no tracking, lots of hot pixels, Digital Photo Professional 3.8, WB tuned to 4200K.

Very happy!

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This one's a bit better...

Dropped WB to 4000, bumped contrast, dropped shadow, bumped saturation.

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I like the little bit of trailing in the stars, when you zoom in. It emphasises, I think, the long duration.