Close Asterisk... Very close but no cigar.

I did miss an important piece of detail in the final shot.

When we are looking out of slave 1 cockpit window... We see the falcon and a piece of space junk.

This says to me that the film makers felt that Boba not leaving and straying outside of the space junk debris was a plausible explaination for not being detected... And for Slave 1 to remain inside the debris and not leave. At least not at this time. He stays inside the junk debris doing a triangulation calculation of where the falcon is going. Using the periscope to get a point directly infront of him and where he is situated at this current time to calculate where the falcon is travelling to. You only need 2 point in space to calculate where the third will be.

In Revisited Clip the space junk has been removed from this final shot. This changes our perception of the scene quite a bit.

This also leads me to believe that the technique Boba uses to pursue the falcon is so close you cannot see it or detect it. There is a reason for this close proximity pursuit through the junk.

Forgetting about any previous suggestions I have made I see this scene totally different now and If I were to add anything it would be a sound effect of Bobba Fetts engines shutting down to better communicate what is happening on the cockpit shot and I would ask that the scene be restored to it's original form.