Big aurora tonight and Saturday?
The forecast is higher than usual tonight and Saturday -- probably because of all of the solar flare activity. Man, do I wish I could just drop everything and head North!!
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Wow!! Judging by how sharp the stars are in the background, I am guessing that this exposure was at 10 seconds or so -- and judging by the lack of electronic noise, I am guessing an ISO of less than 1600 -- maybe 800? And the trees in the foreground are in perfect focus, so an f stop of at least 4?
How do you get these amazing shots? And isn't that Cassiopeia in the top right, behind the top of the aurora?
How do you get these amazing shots? And isn't that Cassiopeia in the top right, behind the top of the aurora?
