Color Sky cams are picking up the northern lights overhead. I can barely see with naked eye, but on cameras it is pretty wild.
Will be a great time lapse.
Will be a great time lapse.
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Northern Lights
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Early time lapse. Should get better capture as sky darkens.
View attachment Early Evening Aurora May 10 2024.mp4
View attachment Early Evening Aurora May 10 2024.mp4
More to follow, but this is in opposite direction (west). It's basically right on top of us.
View attachment aurora west.mp4
View attachment aurora west.mp4
Flintstone61
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The Shrubs almost seem like Stonehenge in the dark....way better dedication and captures than I got off the Amcrest 1179e...porch cam lol.....
I'm almost inclined to remount the color 4k t180 on a stick for tonight...
I'm almost inclined to remount the color 4k t180 on a stick for tonight...
Northern Lights Time Lapse 4K West View from east of Bellevue WA.
Starting to process time lapses from captures last night. More to follow, but here is the first I've completed at 4K resolution.
Best viewed fullscreen on Youtube
Starting to process time lapses from captures last night. More to follow, but here is the first I've completed at 4K resolution.
Best viewed fullscreen on Youtube
I had the same experience in Indianapolis. Couldn't really see with the naked eye, but the T180s were able to catch them. I have some stuff to do this morning, but will get the footage pulled and uploaded later.
Processed and uploaded full night aurora time lapses
Best viewed full screen with playback quality set for 4K.
West View
East View
Best viewed full screen with playback quality set for 4K.
West View
East View
Aurora Friday Night May 11 2024 Time Lapse 170X
A much more modest aurora display Saturday night (May 11, 2024) as opposed to the spectacular showing Friday night. Unfortunately, activity was waned before darkness descended.
In compensation, we get far more stars, the Milky Way, numerous satellites flying by, and even an appearance of M31's (Andromeda galaxy) smudgy disk near the end.
A much more modest aurora display Saturday night (May 11, 2024) as opposed to the spectacular showing Friday night. Unfortunately, activity was waned before darkness descended.
In compensation, we get far more stars, the Milky Way, numerous satellites flying by, and even an appearance of M31's (Andromeda galaxy) smudgy disk near the end.
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What do you use for editing? My software will only do 10x, and even with Youtube playback set to 2x I feel it's still a bit slow (and long).
I am currently re-rendering it because the title pages got cropped off, but this is what I have from the first upload.
I am currently re-rendering it because the title pages got cropped off, but this is what I have from the first upload.
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I was going to post a video of my Windows screensaver.
Here is the 4K 60 FPS version with longer duration and contrast.
Why are there only Northern lights? I want to see Southern lights.
It's so unfair.
It's so unfair.
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Reportedly went as South as California in the great Chapman storm of 1859.
I believe more storms are forecast to come this year. I got a few great photos from a location in the UK although some people with proper cameras in the newspapers got some amazing pics:
Surprised to see activity this morning (Thursday May 16, 2024)
After spotting it on camera, I looked outside. Could BARELY see anything with my eyes. The Color 4KT sees so much more than human vision.
After spotting it on camera, I looked outside. Could BARELY see anything with my eyes. The Color 4KT sees so much more than human vision.
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Makes me wish I had 4KTs with their better sensors and actual 4K for the sky cams and not the 180Ts.
Finished the full length time lapse for this morning's showing. I did NOT adjust color saturation or hue. Only gamma adjusted the exposure for better contrast.