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I ran a sequence for the Lunar Eclipse on 1/20 just as an experiment to build a time lapse video of the event. It turns out that there was a confirmed meteor impact at 22:41:38 CST which was during my capture program. I have having real challenges location the images due to discrepancies on the actual image file info (re: created 10:41 pm CST) v what the file name indicates (re: 22hr 41mn 38sec). They don't align and are off by at least 10 or more minutes.
To help in my search for the range of photos, which time is the actual time for a baseline. I'm not concerned if there a few second delay but a 10-15 minute range presents a much great challenge in searching for any sign of impact, even I even was lucky enough to capture it.
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My camera clock WAS off by 90 minutes- weird number and no idea how that happened. But that is easy to control for by doing the simple math to get it to the time I started the program. I have attached
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