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6 Photo - 760 nm - Near-Infrared - Composite Pano.
Full Spectrum modified - Camera 5D.
10 Minutes of Exposure in total.
(The Longest exposure ...
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6 Photo - 760 nm - Near-Infrared - Composite Pano.
Full Spectrum modified - Camera 5D.
10 Minutes of Exposure in total.
(The Longest exposure was the Large Bolt of lightning in the right-middle. At 180 Seconds)
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Canon EOS 5D

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settings

Aperture f/1.8 ISO 50 Shutter 180/1 Focal Length 50/1

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upload_date

Jul, 2017

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