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will give it a try next time
I tried to do a lot of these long-exposure shots at stars, but I failed every time
Why don't you try a longer exposure?
in that time a lot of people cross the pic with lights and you cant differentiate them anymore. (Shorter Expo. -> more pics -> more chances for the perfect foreground.)
But you are right it would minimize the effort and the line errors.
The effect is a natural occurrence, as the earth is spinning the Northern star does not move, but the others do.
unfortunately you need a camera with long shutter speeds.