The clouds finally parted and I got to try out the EOS 50d and 18-135mm IS kit lens on some weak Aurora Borealis :-)
1600ISO, F9, 13s, EV +0,7, Apperture priority, WB to flurecent ligthing, tripod and remote release.
The clouds finally parted and I got to try out the EOS 50d and 18-135mm IS kit lens on some weak Aurora Borealis :-)
1600ISO, F9, 13s, EV +0,7, Apperture priority, WB to flurecent ligthing, tripod and remote release.
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Defeat is an absolute consequense for the one that have neglected to do the necessary preparations - bad luck we call it
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That's a lovely shot, well done!
OOOoooo !!!!!
Now I've got photo envy ... Nice one FishyFolk , good clean Hi Iso long exposure ...
Only ever seen the Aurora Borealis once , when visiting muso friends on Mainland Orkney ...
didn't have a camera with me , just my flutes whistles and pipes , another missed opportunity !!!
Keep 'em coming Fish ... Great photos !!!
Cheers Whistle
Last edited by Whistle; 17-10-2013 at 06:11 PM.
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very gorgeous pal
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Great photo Rune, Its on my bucket list to see the Aurora borealis
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