So here's the video I promised a few days ago. This was cut down from about 3 minutes of footage taken with my Toucam Pro II webcam at prime focus of my 150mm reflector (1200mm focal length).
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From around 7000 frames, just a few dozen actually had the space station and the shuttle in. Attempting to move a telescope of that size accurately by hand is no small task.
The star at the beginning of the footage is Alkaid / Eta Ursae Majoris. I knew the space station would pass near to this star so this was my assurance that I would at least get some footage of the station if I was unable to point the telescope at the station. The first image in my previous post is from this section of the video.
This video has been slowed down by half compared to the original to give you at least some chance of seeing it. Brightness was set by using Jupiter and I guessed the exposure at 1/1000 of a second, which I think work fairly well, although it think the brightness could of done with being a tiny bit lower.