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A photographer shares a detailed guide on how to capture stunning images of the International Space Station (ISS) transiting the sun or moon, including preparation and equipment tips.

Why it matters: Capturing ISS transits requires precise timing and technique to reveal rare, high-detail photos of the station in silhouette.

The big picture: Transit-finder.com helps predict visible ISS transits, enabling photographers to plan shoots up to a month in advance.

Quick takeaway: Use a long focal length lens (800mm+), fast continuous shooting in RAW, and arrive early to scout your location.

Commenters say: Readers appreciate the thorough advice and practical tips, with some sharing their own transit photography experiences and challenges.