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Panoramic of Stokksnes with a beautiful aurora borealis and with the moon behind me.
To photograph auroras, it is advisable to have long exposures ...
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Panoramic of Stokksnes with a beautiful aurora borealis and with the moon behind me.
To photograph auroras, it is advisable to have long exposures of time (between 4 and 6 seconds) and very high ISO. If you overcome more time, the sky would be painted green and the green lines would disappear. But in this case, this aurora did not dance, it remained quiet and allowed me to shoot with longer exposure and moderate ISO. An enjoyment
As always, wishing it was up to your good taste.
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p_eileenbaltz
May 14, 2018
Breathtaking image.......beautiful work! Congratulations on winning another award.
Pamelabole
May 14, 2018
Gorgeous capture!! And thank you for sharing some of the "how I captured this shot" /BTL , in your comments! Congrats on your well deserved challenge award! : )
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Location
Stokksnes, IcelandTime
22:00hLighting
Thirty seconds of exposure with ISO 1600. There was a lot of moonlight.Equipment
16mm f/4.0Inspiration
Panoramic of Stokksnes with a beautiful northern lights and with the moon behind me.Editing
Several vertical photos linked with Photomergue in PhotoshopIn my camera bag
Canon 5D Mark IV: Objetivo 11-24mm f4.0 Serie L Objetivo 24-70mm f2.8 Serie L Objetivo 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 Serie L + Multiplicador x1.4 Objetivo 50mm f1.4 Objetivo 100mm Macro f2.8 Serie L Trípode STEALTH-Induro Carbono Porta filtros LucrOit 165 con ND10, ND6, ND3 + Degradado SuaveFeedback
To photograph auroras, it is advisable to have long exposures of time (between 4 and 6 seconds) and a very high ISO. If it exceeds more time, the sky would be painted green and the green lines would disappear. But in this case, this aurora did not dance, it remained silent and allowed me to shoot with a longer exposure and a moderate ISO.