Posted by Jim DeWitt on February 20, 2012 at 1:52 PM
The Aurora Borealis have been quite good the last few nights. Not a lot of definition, but quite bright displays. If the long, slow end of winter has any redeeming qualities - other than the end of winter, of course - it's the great opportunities for photographing aurora.
The E-5 tends to show a lot of noise in low light, but this give you a sense of what's been going on the last few nights.
Olympus E-5, 12-60mm at 29mm, tripod
f3.5, 5.4 seconds at ISO1600
Posted by Carl Battreall on February 21, 2012 at 12:28 PM
Good to see somebody is getting some images of the Aurora.
Posted by Genny K. on February 29, 2012 at 3:01 AM
Nice green, Jim. I'll bet it's pretty!
Yeah, I agree with Carl; I"m glad someone is getting to see the aurora.
It's kinda tough to see it when you're in the process of getting a foot or more of snow........
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2 repliesThe E-5 tends to show a lot of noise in low light, but this give you a sense of what's been going on the last few nights.
Olympus E-5, 12-60mm at 29mm, tripod
f3.5, 5.4 seconds at ISO1600
Yeah, I agree with Carl; I"m glad someone is getting to see the aurora.
It's kinda tough to see it when you're in the process of getting a foot or more of snow........