Photography
Work out how much sky your lens covers: for meteors, the wider the field, the better your chances. Approximate thin-lens calculation.
Tips for this event
- Use a fast wide-angle lens and shoot continuously for hours.
- Aim at a dark part of the sky, not necessarily at the radiant.
- The Moon and light pollution decide the night more than your gear does.
Field of view
Wide field for meteors or the Milky Way. The stars are illustrative: they do not predict where any meteor will appear.
- Field
- 104.25° × 81.20°
- Effective focal length
- 14 mm