  We present observations of 23 Starlink satellites in the $g'$ bandpass,
obtained from the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory's Plaskett 1.8 metre
telescope. The targets include a mixture of satellites with and without
brightness mitigation measures (i.e., visors). At the time of the observations
(16 July 2021), Starlink satellites were sunlight throughout the night, and
even with strict elevation and azimuth limits, there were over 800 candidate
Starlink arcs. The satellites altogether have a median absolute brightness (550
km) of $\overline{H}_g^{550} =5.3$ mag. Dividing the targets into those without
and with visors, their median absolute magnitudes are
$\overline{H}_g^{550}(no~visor)=5.1$ and $\overline{H}^{550}_g(visor)=5.7$ mag,
respectively. While the visor sample is dimmer in aggregate, the absolute
brightness distribution ranged from $H_g^{550}=4.3$ mag to 9.4 mag, with the
brightest being a visored satellite and the dimmest a satellite with no
mitigation. The intrinsic brightness dispersion among the full sample is
$\sigma_g = 0.5$ mag.
