Reflection of a satellite in my flower picture ????
Taken by Karen Jasperson on December 23, 2014 @ In the flower garden , and on the verandah . Helensville, Auckland. New Zealand
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  Camera Used: Canon Canon PowerShot SX280 HS
Exposure Time: 1/1250
Aperture: f/5.6
ISO: 160
Date Taken: 2014:12:23 17:49:20
 
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Cannon SX280HS Camera 20 x Optical Zoom . I was taking pictures on 2 separate days 23/12/2014 & 26/12/2014. I was taking flower pictures , with the sun about 1 to 2 hours before sunset . When I put the pictures onto my PC , I noticed ( The sky Jelly fish ) , but in blue yellow and red color spectrum , and I had it in 20 pictures . It is like no reflection I have seen before , so I googled the shape and the closest I could come up with is Per-Arne Mikalsen picture of the sky jelly fish . Except my images are close to the ground. They are very clear as well.
Photographer's website:
http://https://www.facebook.com/pages/Norsk-Romsenter/65960206022?fref=nf . https://www.facebook.com/karenleeb
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Try this for a few photos - if you have an LED flashlight with just 1 LED diode, shine it into the camera lens from about 1 meter, indoors, under controlled conditions. Move the light around, always pointing straight into the camera, and take many photos at different zoom settings. Now look at the photos on a large (20 or more) monitor. What do you see? A very intense light entering the lens will make many and varied strange images. The jellyfish is just the internal reflections and refractions of the intense sunlight into and off of the lens elements. Be careful, direct, repeated exposure to unfiltered sun can destroy optical & electronic sensors and components if not designed specifically for solar imaging.
Posted by dougr855 2014-12-28 12:02:43
Thank you Dougr855 , for your tips I will definitely be trying your suggestion. Thank you for taking time to make a comment . Very appreciated
Posted by Kari7 2014-12-28 17:36:37
 
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