My first time lapse of the Aurora - Page 2

ArcticShooter · 15th of January 2011 (Sat)

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Originally Posted by Chopper Al

Impressive. I wonder what the lights look like from space?

Al

Thank you. If you search you might find some images taken from the spacestation. I have seen them on spaceweather.com

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Originally Posted by macroshooter1970

Nice job, hope to see that one of these decades.

Thank you. I have seen them since I was a kid and I still enjoy seeing the movements. But these days it is better to catch them with the camera

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Originally Posted by altitude604

very cool!

wish i had my SLR when i was living in Nunavut. it's absolutely spectacular when viewed on Baffin Island or out near Inuvik in the NWT.

The problem with NWT is the damn temperature. Here it doesn't go much below -12C/10F so you can stay out all night if you want. And the batteries last for several nights.

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Originally Posted by 5Dmaniac

This is just beautiful - I always look forward to your aurora pictures here on POTN, but this video gives it a complete new perspective. Thank you for sharing!

Thank you. I have done several attempts on timelapse. But when the aurora and the moon was so great as this night it was just to pull the trigger and fill up the memory card. We stayed outside for 3 hours or so.

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Originally Posted by Celestron

I watched the YouTube one , very nice ! I like the music , what made you decide to use this type ? It went very well i think .

Thank you. I had to find some free music. And I think that instrumental/acoustic would be a perfect fit. I really like the movements in the music and thought it would be a good match. What I really want to do in the future is to borrow music from Scott Kroeker aka The Real7 here at POTN

altitude604 · 16th of January 2011 (Sun)

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Originally Posted by ArcticShooter

The problem with NWT is the damn temperature. Here it doesn't go much below -12C/10F so you can stay out all night if you want. And the batteries last for several nights.

lol yeah... it got pretty mf'ng cold that's for sure.

i'm hoping that the Aurora will be visible nicely here in Labrador though. but so far it's just been a faint green smudge on barely a handful of occasions just yet.

your pictures and timelapses are making me really want to try the same.

skywalkerbeth · 1st of March 2011 (Tue)

Fantastic!

SkedAddled · 5th of March 2011 (Sat)

Outstanding and very impressive!

I have witnessed the Aurora Borealis only once. I was as awed by it then as I am now by your incredible
timelapse video, Helge. It has been decades since I saw it, and I genuinely thank you for sharing
your impressive timelapse video with us.

hummingbird · 6th of March 2011 (Sun)

Spectacular!! Thank you for sharing this.
Ruth

DavidFenwick · 8th of March 2011 (Tue)

Fantastic! I've definitely got to head north to view this phenomenon!

ArcticShooter · 8th of March 2011 (Tue)

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Originally Posted by skywalkerbeth

Fantastic!

Thank you

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Originally Posted by SkedAddled

Outstanding and very impressive!

I have witnessed the Aurora Borealis only once. I was as awed by it then as I am now by your incredible
timelapse video, Helge. It has been decades since I saw it, and I genuinely thank you for sharing
your impressive timelapse video with us.

Thank you. A friend is making a timelapse that contains 40.000 images and it will blow any other time lapses ever made. So I am looking forward for it. I will share it when it arrives

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Originally Posted by hummingbird

Spectacular!! Thank you for sharing this.
Ruth

Thank you

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Originally Posted by DavidFenwick

Fantastic! I've definitely got to head north to view this phenomenon!

Thank you. It is well worth it

1st of March 2011 (Tue)	#18
skywalkerbeth Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 596 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: My first time lapse of the Aurora Fantastic! __________________ Canon 7D, 30D, S90, SD800IS \| Canon 35mm 1.4L \| Canon 24-105 F4L IS \| Polarizers \| Graduated ND filter 2 stops \| Canon 100mm F2.8 macro \|Lowepro Slingshot 200 \| Gitzo 1550T Tripod with 1780qr head \| Remote \| Diffuser My Blog: http://skywalkerbeth.blogspot.com/ My site: www.compassrosegalleries.com

5th of March 2011 (Sat)	#19
SkedAddled Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: West Michigan Posts: 1,539 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: My first time lapse of the Aurora Outstanding and very impressive! I have witnessed the Aurora Borealis only once. I was as awed by it then as I am now by your incredible timelapse video, Helge. It has been decades since I saw it, and I genuinely thank you for sharing your impressive timelapse video with us. __________________ Craig SP 28-80 AD2\|SP 60-300 AD2\|Soligor 75-260 M42\|Soligor 400 T4\|Soligor C/D 500 T2 cat\|Zuiko 50 1.8\|Vivitar 28 2.8 OM\|Hanimar 135 3.5 13-blade M42\|Even more Manual-Focus Glass Of course I'm all right! Why? What have you heard?!?

6th of March 2011 (Sun)	#20
hummingbird Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 266	Re: My first time lapse of the Aurora Spectacular!! Thank you for sharing this. Ruth

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DavidFenwick Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Sandwich, near Canterbury, Kent Posts: 105	Re: My first time lapse of the Aurora Fantastic! I've definitely got to head north to view this phenomenon! __________________ David Fenwick Photography \| Blog \| Flickr

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