Used my Canon 750d with a fisheye lens and a dew strap.
1335 x 20 seconds at 800 ISO.
Joined with pipp.
At about 6 seconds in the Dew Strap became disconnected so jumps a bit , had to get a hairdryer to clear the lens , you can actually see some condensation clear as Moon moves into shot.
Nice fireworks on right, a few shooting stars, Orion following the moon round, and at about 49 seconds the ISS appearing from the left as Moon descends.
(https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/3c98243c07353aa089e2e7eca114f260.1824x0_q100_watermark_watermark_opacity-18_watermark_position-6_watermark_size-M_watermark_text-(c)Roger%20Nicholson.jpg) (http://www.astrobin.com/full/320429/0/?nc=user)
https://youtu.be/Uk-rm0IMuj8 (https://youtu.be/Uk-rm0IMuj8)
Best with speed set to .5.
Just streamed to my smartTV and is really effective.
Roger
Nice timelapse!
Do you plan to do another, without the moon?
Mark
I would probably want to image a target until i get another camera to use on my Star Adventurer.
All i could do with such a bright Moon.
Roger