Corrections computed using the magnitude loss function for the field-of-view of the camera. Each square has an angular distance of five degrees. The coloured squares represent the overlapping area of the two stations at a height of 100 km, assuming a circular field-of-view of 60° radius. The colours represent the amount of loss in magnitude. Areas with cold colours represent parts of the field-of-view where meteors will appear fainter, while meteors appearing in hot-coloured squares will appear brighter. Meteors located in the red squares will appear as point-like sources since this area indicates the apparent position of the radiant. Left figure: radiant is located at azimuth = 45°, altitude = 50°. Right figure: at azimuth = 70°, altitude = 80° with respectto the camera viewing direction.