ISS last night.

I tried photographing the ISS last night, using a friend's SVBONY SV205 
camera. Not being familiar with it, I don't know what to expect with the 
camera's exposure, senisitivity, etc. It is also a CMOS chip instead of 
a CCD chip like my Imaging Source camera. It has a rolling shutter, of 
course.


My tracking was way off, but I eventually got it into the field of view 
of the camera. It doesn't look like the ISS. Was the Dragon capsule 
separated at the time (10-6-2020 at 8:40 PM EDT)? I wonder if the shape 
of it was distorted by the rolling shutter, although in each frame the 
shape looked pretty much the same.



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