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sue.t wrote:
The aurora was quiet this winter, until mid-February. Since then, there have been some superb displays.
http://suethomas.ca/20140219_Aurora.html
Sometimes, aurora not visible to the eye is caught by a camera. Often, the reds can't be seen but some camera lenses will pick the colour up.
In summer, if you're out and it is dark enough, it never hurts to keep looking but it rarely is worth waking up and waiting through the night. Even in winter, the displays might be superb for 15 minutes then fade away until another time.
Feb 19 was excellent, with the aurora moving VERY fast.
The next shot, the red wasn't visible to me and the other colour was barely visible. It took a long exposure and high ISO with the camera to get what I did get with the ultra-wide angle 10-22mm lens. My 24-105mm lens does not capture as much.
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BB_TX wrote:
We did get to see the northern lights even that early in the year. But that was the first time they had been visible that summer. Don't know how far north or how late in Canada you may have to go to have a decent chance of seeing them though.
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