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A way of simulating the effect of a camera bump on night sky images of flaring Starlinks

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I'd do it this way:

  1. Set up your sitrec with a camera track that has an animated bump
  2. Record the sitrec animation into a video
  3. Extract the frames and compute the mean frame.

I'd use programming to animate the bump and to compute the mean frame but there may be easier ways.

I am trying to understand if my understanding of how a camera bump might affect a 30 second image of stars and Starlink flares is correct.

Can anyone think of a way to simulate this?

Perhaps Sitrec can already do it? @Mick West

Not yet, but I could hook something up.

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