Agree on that being Mars. Really cool to have Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, Venus running a long, bright train of planets across the sky all night.
Monsoon moisture stayed clear of northern Arizona last night so viewing was great and the moon didn't interfere badly. High altitude helped I think, and the shower was ramping up same time as the moon was getting higher so I think that also helped balance things out. 138 Perseids counted by eye from 12-5AM.
I was running a 6D Mark II on the main composition while I moved a T3i around to different spots to see what else it could pick up. Out of 3700+ exposures on the 6D from 11PM-5AM, 170+ frames picked up meteors including a few bright fireballs. This was one of them. More fun to be had with the larger stack later.
Another fireball sliced directly overhead and aimed westward, left a thick trail that sported a momentary corkscrew on on one exposure, but was otherwise framed terribly...and I don't think that it pointed back to the Perseid radiant either, but need to study it a bit more.
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Stack of 15 images to improve signal:noise ratio using Starry Landscape Stacker, Photoshop & Lightroom
Canon EOS 6D Mark II
Tokina AT-X 16-28 F/2.8 at 16mm
15 x 4 sec., f/2.8, ISO 12,800
A couple of the sequentially stack images contained additional meteors so those are included.