Meteor
Taken by Marc Charron on January 20, 2023 @ Ayr, Scotland, UK
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I captured a meteor while shooting the Rosette Nebula, which left behind a rapidly moving cloud of dust. The meteor was observed at about 22:15 UTC and the dust could be seen until about 22:21 UTC. It was shot with a Nikon D5600 with Samyang 135 f2 lens at f2, and the video comprises 17 images, at 15 seconds each, at ISO 6,400 with a five second gap between each of them. The images were processed in Affinity Photo 2 to bring out the dust, as there was significant light sky light present.
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