Samyang and the Aurora

Got my new lens today.
What do you guys think?
5DmkII, Samyang 14mm f/2.8, iso 3200, f/2.8 and 2s
Haven't gotten the lens profile to work yet, so there is some distortion here

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Looks like a keeper to me. Stunning image as always Helge, thanks for sharing. WoW!

So how do you like the lens? I'm considering getting one for AP.

Very nice lens, great picture.

Nighthound wrote in post #11588417
Looks like a keeper to me. Stunning image as always Helge, thanks for sharing. WoW!

Thank you. I took so many images in the 50 minutes that I stayed outside so it might end up in a time lapse

foxtrot01 wrote in post #11588482
So how do you like the lens? I'm considering getting one for AP.

After only one tryout it looks very promising. I have not done correcting here since I was so tired

ecce_lex wrote in post #11590282
Very nice lens, great picture.

Thank you

Stunning image,living on the north coast of mainland Scotland i'm lucky enough to get the odd good aurora display,especially around solar maximum but have never witnessed one as stunning as this.Thanks for sharing.

the composition is great but the water shows quite a few artifacts, not sure if it's jpeg compression or just noise. With a little more TLC that'll be an awesome lens for sure.

saturn5 wrote in post #11593058
Stunning image,living on the north coast of mainland Scotland i'm lucky enough to get the odd good aurora display,especially around solar maximum but have never witnessed one as stunning as this.Thanks for sharing.

Thank you

Chippy569 wrote in post #11594374
the composition is great but the water shows quite a few artifacts, not sure if it's jpeg compression or just noise. With a little more TLC that'll be an awesome lens for sure.

Yeah this is just a rush job. I increased the exposure to much and didn't apply any noise reduction on the water. I will look into and do some more pp

Very nice.

I have that camera lens combo, haven't taken the lens out for any astro pics yet. Too far north to see the bulge of the milky way in the winter and too far south to see auroras (usually).

Joe