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Photographer,
Location |
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Runar
Sandnes,
Reed, Norway
Aug. 12, 2010 |
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#2,
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Nice
show from Norway, despite the sky was still not completely
dark (not yet astronomical darkness at 62 deg North!). Meteors
came sometimes in showers of 2-3 meteors. Equipment: Gstar-EX
and UFOcapture. All-sky-lens. Canon 7D and 24mm f/1.4L |
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Marko
Kämäräinen,
Hollola near Lahti, Finland
Aug. 13, 2010 |
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more |
A
Perseid meteor and satellite.
Photo
details: Canon EOS 40D, ISO 1600, exp 30s. |
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Darrell
Oake,
Dartmouth NS, Canada
Aug. 13, 2010 |
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It was a nice clear night , the sky was filled with stars,
then bam!, a fireball streaked across the heavens, then
another. Jacoté, my son , and now a star gazer was cold
, but when the first meteor lit up the sky he was hooked,
and stay up all night taking in all nature could dish out.
At one point he even became an alien glowing red on a local
walking trai. |
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Hassan
Alsabbar,
Iraq Diwaniya Alsabbar Observatory
Aug. 13, 2010 |
#1 |
Perseid
Meteor Photo Details: Image Sony alpha 200 camera lens 18-70mm
set on 18mm 800iso F3.5 30s exposure |
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Jens
Hackmann,
Bad Mergentheim, southern Germany
Aug. 12, 2010 |
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Bad
weather at the perseid maximum 201, but I got a few ones.
I used a Canon EOS 5D Mark II with an EF 15 mm Fisheye lens.
I've taken countless one minute shots at 2000 iso speed
10th/11th and 12th/13th August. |
more
images: from
Mohammad Reza Zaman Sani of Alborz Mountains, Firooz Kouh,
Iran; from
Werner Hasubick of Buchloe, Germany; from
Domenico Licchelli of Gagliano del Capo (Italy)
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