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Posted: 09 Nov 2016

Taken: 30 Oct 2016

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5 sec. • ISO 5000 •

Canon EOS 6D

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Samyang 14mm F2.8 •

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Taken from Mortsund, Vestvågøy, looking over Buksnesfjorden towards Ballstad. Sadly there was no way to escape the lights- streetlamps and illuminated houses were everywhere.
Shot with with Samyang 14mm at f/2,8. View on black!

Marco F. Delminho, Kalli, , and 66 other people have particularly liked this photo

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 Gudrun
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Besten Dank, Heide! Nach einigen Nächten Nordlichtwache ist man direkt froh, wenn's mal bedeckt ist - Schlaf nachholen;-)
8 years ago.
 Peter Van Lom
Peter Van Lom
You can try to benefit from the lights (light pollution) next time. Try a small opening (f22 or a little bigger) The light turns into stars and becomes an enrichment....
www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1300029190029098&set=a.440523015979724.107531.100000660898598&type=3&theater
8 years ago.
 Gudrun
Gudrun club has replied
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Thanks a lot, Peter! I've done f/22 with bright lights but I*m not sure the aurora would be very visible then... Sorry, I'm not on FB and can't open your link.-(
8 years ago.
 Peter Van Lom
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That depends on the strength of the aurora. Use higher ISO and/or longer time and it could work. Look here:
1x.com/photo/1223301/all:user:505580
8 years ago.
 Gudrun
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That looks really good indeed! In this case here I probably could have stopped down to F/8-11 and exposed for 20-25 sec but would have got a very blurred aurora. I'm not sure about a higher ISO, 5000 is about the limit for decent photos with my camera.
8 years ago.

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