ISS | March 2012

Image of the International Space Station (ISS) as it passes 450 km above Manila at 4:59:01 am, March 15, 2012. The main body and the solar panels of the satellite are visible in this photo. Image taken with a 4 inch f/9 refractor with Canon 450D, 1/100 sec exposure at ISO 1600.

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© Anthony Urbano | Bacoor, Philippines
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9 thoughts on “ISS | March 2012”

    1. Thanks a lot rthepotter!

      This is my second attempt to image the ISS, I am still in the process of learning how to do it :)

      Eteny

    1. Hi Varun Das,

      Thanks a lot! We don’t usually get favorable ISS passes here in the Philippines :)

      Eteny

    1. Thanks Devashish!

      I hope in the future I could post here some instructions for a DIY telescope. I encourage you to subscribe to a YahooGroup called “atm_free”. Just search it over the Internet. Lots of good folks there who are experts in amateur telescope-making :)

      Eteny

  4. Nice work. Just started trying here in the North Las Vegas Nevada USA area. I am using a Celestron C8 from the mid 80’s and a D700 Nikon.

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    1. Hi TOMT,

      Thanks! This shot was taken by manually pointing the telescope at the ISS with the help of the finderscope’s cross-hair.

  5. Hello,
    I just saw ISS myself an hour ago,and kept on looking for more photos of it.
    Then,I stumbled upon this!AMAZING!!!

    I am on the other part of the world,and this will probably have no value for you to hear,but
    I’M WITH YOU,KEEP DOING THAT!!!

    EXPLORE and FIND!

    Reply

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