In the night from August 12 to 13, that is at the peak of the Perseids, we were lucky to have clear skies. With temperatures of at least 17°C conditions prevailed that made it possible to spend the night outside.
Unfortunately we had also full moon exactly in this night, which strongly impaired the brightness of the shooting stars; but, one cannot have everything…
The following image was created from 25 frames taken between 11 pm on August 12 and 4 am on August 13. Exposure time 20 or 15 seconds. All images taken with the Fuji GFX and the Zodiak 30mm f/2.8 Fisheye on the Hartblei Shift adapter.
The individual Perseids and satellite flares were added to the background image using Photoshop.
An image with startrails, created with StarStaX.
And finally a timelapse from the time between about midnight and 4 o’clock.
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