How to take a picture of a starlink (SpaceX) satellite with a telescope | Astrophotography 

In this video I'll explain how to take an image or a video of a passing artificial satellite. This technique can be used for fun projects like imaging the ISS. In this case I used it to get "starlinked" as I'm increasingly concerned about the effects Starlink will have on our ability as amateur astrophotographers to image the night sky with this extreme form of sky pollution. See my other video on this. If you decide to execute such a project yourself, I would be happy to make the (small) community aware of the issues starlink will bring to our hobby by showing them your videos or pictures on my IG and YT accounts.
Clear skies (but for how long...)
Music: Overcast - Wiljan
Equipment used:
Telescope: Teleskop Service 80mm Photoline refractor telescope:
Astroshop: bit.ly/2WH3Jrb
Camera:
USA - ZWO ASI 1600mm pro: amzn.to/2Sewmbz
USA - ZWO ASI 1600mm (its older and cheaper brother): amzn.to/2UqwhEi
EU - ZWO ASI 1600mm pro: bit.ly/2KHXdJI
Mount: Celestron AVX telescope mount
USA - Optcorp: bit.ly/380Y01D
USA - Amazon: amzn.to/2Uja1vA
EU - Astroshop: bit.ly/3dpUSQG
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