Red Aurora over Svalbard
Taken by Ruslan Merzlyakov on October 14, 2018 @ Nybyen (Longyearbyen), Svalbard
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Truly amazing red Aurora over mt. Sarkofagen (Sarcophagus), as I have never seen it that colorful! The funny thing is that it's so called "Southern" Aurora, as you have to look in the Southern direction, because Svalbard is located way above the Magnetic Pole. Panorama of 15 images, taken on Samyang 24mm f/1.4 on astro modified Canon EOS 6D. Follow me for more landscape- and astrophotography: instagram.com/rmerzlyakov/ facebook.com/rmsphotography95/ vk.com/rmerzlyakov95
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The h-alpha is greatly increased on a modified astro camera. Do you have a image with a regular camera?
Posted by HDT 2018-10-17 10:46:05
@HDT no, i was using only 1 camera that night. Otherwise, I have neutralized WB of the sky, so the colors of the Aurora are more or less similar as on regular camera sensor.
Posted by rmerzlyakov 2018-10-17 11:24:50
Wonderful picture !
Posted by marcchip 2018-10-18 15:15:39
Nice picture. Makes me wonder what an Aurora picture would look like if I put an infrared Wratten 87 filter on my camera lens.
Posted by orbital1 2018-10-18 16:00:14
 
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