Starlink -Konstellationen sind unsere häufigsten Satelliten -Sichtungen von der Raumstation, die als unterschiedliche und zahlreiche umlaufende Streifen in meinen Star Trail -Expositionen erscheinen. Während der Expedition 72 sah ich Tausende von ihnen und hatte das Glück, viele in meinen Bildern zu fangen, um sie alle mit Ihnen zu teilen.
Aufgenommen mit Nikon Z9, Arri-Zeiss 15mm T1.8 Master-Prime-Objektiv, 30 Sekundenxpositionen, zusammengestellt zu einer effektiven 30-minütigen Belichtung von 30 Minuten, T1.8, ISO 200, zusammengestellt mit Photoshop (Levels, Farbe, etwas Fleckwerkzeug).
Weitere Fotos aus dem Raum auf meinem Instagram und Twitter Konto, astro_pettit.
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Starlink constellations are our most frequent satellite sightings from space station, appearing as distinct and numerous orbiting streaks in my star trail exposures. During Expedition 72 I saw thousands of them, and was fortunate enough to capture many in my imagery to share with you all.
Taken with Nikon Z9, Arri-Zeiss 15mm T1.8 master prime lens, 30 second exposures compiled into an effective 30 minute exposure, T1.8, ISO 200, assembled with Photoshop (levels, color, some spot tool).
More photos from space on my Instagram and [twitter](https://x.com/astro_pettit) account, astro_pettit
Why does the earth look like that pattern? I understand it’s a long exposure, but the color and pattern look strange.
Thank you so much for this. How fast does it look to the naked eye? I’ve always wondered.
what is the rainbow in the distance? is that the atmosphere?
Don, I have to say your photos have been the highlight of my year. I read an interview with Matthew Dominick where he said you were a huge mentor for his astrophotography, and it really shows. The two of you together have captured some truly fantastic images. Thank you!
Are the Starlink satellites the parallel ones, or the angled crossers in the middle? I’d suspect the latter, since the constellation has around a 53 degree inclination.
Like we’re slowly building a prison around the globe.
>Arri-Zeiss master prime
Wow, that is some serious gear! I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone photograph with Master Primes, but I guess it’s worth it since being in space is special enough to not spare any expense.
But I’m curious, why go with the Master Prime instead of a full frame lens like the Arri Signature Primes, Zeiss Supreme Primes or Angénieux Optimo Primes, which would cover the full Z9 sensor and should be optically as good as a MP?