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I don’t think so, because I shot during the peak and while reviewing the frames, I made sure the trail wasn’t across two frames (if a streak appears on one frame and continues onto the next—it’s most likely a satellite (there were a lot of those…)
+ I’m still not very experienced in shooting meteor showers (2 photos), so in the final image, meteors might turn into lines without a flash, but that’s more due to processing issues
+ I shot on a fixed tripod for 3 hours, and during that time the radiant shifts quite a bit
Overall—I agree that the radiant isn’t as clear as, for example, in a wide-field photo, so you could estimate which tracks might be satellites and remove them just out of curiosity, but what if it was actually a meteor… too little experience)
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I don’t think so, because I shot during the peak and while reviewing the frames, I made sure the trail wasn’t across two frames (if a streak appears on one frame and continues onto the next—it’s most likely a satellite (there were a lot of those…)
+ I’m still not very experienced in shooting meteor showers (2 photos), so in the final image, meteors might turn into lines without a flash, but that’s more due to processing issues
+ I shot on a fixed tripod for 3 hours, and during that time the radiant shifts quite a bit
Overall—I agree that the radiant isn’t as clear as, for example, in a wide-field photo, so you could estimate which tracks might be satellites and remove them just out of curiosity, but what if it was actually a meteor… too little experience)
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