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Last night the ISS was passing over head (pretty much directly overhead). I had seen an article that the people in the Houston-Galveston area would get to see the ISS as it crossed in front of the moon. I hoped that I would get that opportunity too (it turned out that the celestial alignment was not going to work for for my area). So I go my camera set up with the 100-400mm lens with the 2X extender, and tried to catch the ISS as it passed by. Try to handhold and point a camera lens cranked out to about 800mm at an object that is traveling at about 18,000 MPH and 200 some odd miles away. I took one shot. In Photoshop I did cropping and enlargements (~550% and 800%) and was pleased with the results. 1/250 second, f/11, 750mm, ISO800, handheld, manual focus.
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Combining two images (moon and the ISS) - the scaling is not the same for both images.
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Ha that's great...yea that would be a big space station
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