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Aug 12, 2010 01:43 |  #1

I went out to watch the Persieds. They were far and few between.. I was only seeing about one every five minutes.. I did see a bit of a green glow on the north horizon so I went in and grabbed the camera...

I managed to capture a few a little meteor streaks too :)


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Aug 12, 2010 02:51 |  #2

Thx for the Aurora shot, was sorta sad they did not come all the way down to SE Michigan earlier.
I see your shot is 11 sec exposure, to your naked eye is the green that intense or duller?


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Aug 12, 2010 09:57 |  #3

mtbdudex wrote in post #10706368 (external link)
I see your shot is 11 sec exposure, to your naked eye is the green that intense or duller?

The 11 second exposure 'brightened them up' quite a bit...

I live in the country where it's very dark at night.. At first glance it appeared that there was just a streak of cloud above the north horizon. I had to look closer to see the structure and the green tint. I doubt the lights would have been visible in a lit up town or city.




  
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Aug 12, 2010 14:46 as a reply to  @ Jim_T's post |  #4

That's interesting to get a comparison between the photograph and what you see.
Would it be similar in brightness to the Milky Way ?

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