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sun and another sun
Taken by Marko on January 19, 2017 @ Kitzbuehl, Austria

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please explain

Posted by iovane 2017-01-25 15:54:52

The two spots are symmetric relative to the center of the frame. Lens artifact?

Posted by iovane 2017-01-25 15:57:55

Its a typical lens flare.

Posted by Zywyke 2017-01-26 03:36:25

Dear Marko

Very interesting photograph. I must know if you able to see this second sun visually. If so did any others witness this phenomena.
Thank you for submitting this report.

David O. Darling

Posted by moonman1952 2017-01-26 11:27:47

Dear Marko

Very interesting photograph. I must know if you were able to see this second sun visually. If so did any others witness this phenomena.
Thank you for submitting this report.

David O. Darling

Posted by moonman1952 2017-01-26 11:28:50

not a lens flare, but another reflected image of the sun. Experiment: take several photos of the sun as you pan across the sky, you will note that the other sun image moves in a corresponding manner. Internal reflection, will do this with any intense, bright light source.

Posted by dougr855 2017-01-26 12:01:57

I do not remember seeing the little sun as I was taking the picture. I have noticed it as I was looking at the picture. Thats why I uploaded it here so I can get some answears, cause I do not have any clue. MARKO

Posted by MARKO110 2017-01-29 11:52:44

Dear Marko:

Thanks for your response. Since it was not seen visually we will have to go along with internal lens reflection. Remember Ocum Razor the simplest solution is most likely the correct one.

Thanks for your submission. I always watch photo submission on Spaceweather.com for unusual phenomena.

David O. Darling

Posted by moonman1952 2017-01-31 11:01:27

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