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1. www.inverse.com › how-to-spot-a-fake-aurora-imageHow To Spot A Fake Aurora Image - Inverse

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   May 22, 2024 · When photographing the aurora, you want your camera to be collecting as much light as possible. Automatic camera modes find it difficult to judge this, but in manual mode, have the aperture of ...

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3. theconversation.com › why-do-the-aurora-lookWhy do the aurora look better through a camera? And how do ...

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   May 14, 2024 · On 10 and 11 May 2024, large parts of the world were treated to their most spectacular display of the aurora – the northern and southern lights – in a generation. Thanks to modern cameras, the ...

4. stevenmileyphotography.com › blog › how-to-spot-a-fakeHow To Spot A Fake Aurora Photo! — Steven Miley Photography

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   Jun 1, 2018 · Here's an example of a fake aurora photo by an amateur Alaska photographer popular on Instagram, way more popular than the distinguished professional Alaska photographers I follow: Wow, what a wondrous image of the aurora over the city of Palmer, Alaska! In fact, it's one of the best aurora images I've ever seen!

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6. www.reuters.com › fact-check › northern-lights-wereFact Check: Northern Lights were not man-made, contrary to ...

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   May 20, 2024 · The auroras seen across the world on May 10-12 were not man-made and not related to university studies of space debris in Earth’s atmosphere, contrary to claims online.

7. qoshe.com › the-conversation › darren-baskillWhy do the aurora look better through a camera? And how do ...

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   However, there were also lots of fake images, often where two completely different photos had been merged together to form one. Be particularly wary of any photo claiming to show the aurora amid a starry sky above a large city. Even on a perfectly clear night you wouldn’t see many stars due to light pollution. For instance, London’s Tower.....

8. fstoppers.com › astrophotography › how-photographHow to Photograph the Auroras and Why There’s ... - Fstoppers

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   Sep 29, 2023 · Cones detect color and don’t work well in low light. Therefore, the aurora is likely to appear as white light in the sky. If you can see color, it is most likely going to be green. That’s ...

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   Should auroras be viewed or photographed?

   • It’s the time for many of us to see and photograph the auroras. Sadly, that generates a lot of invalid arguments about how the images should or should not look. But here's how you can capture them in all their glory. An interesting discussion developed in the comments section of a previous article I wrote.

   How to Photograph the Auroras and Why There’s More to It ... - Fstopp…

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   Can you see the aurora borealis & Aurora Australis?

   • The Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) and Aurora Australis (Southern Lights) are impressive to observe. However, you won’t necessarily see the colors. Our eyes’ retinas detect light and comprise rods and cones. Cones detect color and don’t work well in low light. Therefore, the aurora is likely to appear as white light in the sky.

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   Do you need a tripod to photograph the Aurora?

   • The aurora continuously moves and changes shape, so you constantly need to readjust your camera’s positioning while photographing it. Many photographers aren’t used to shooting on a tripod, let alone operating one in the dark with cold fingers. It takes practice to immediately reach for the right knob and adjust your camera’s orientation quickly.

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   How do you know if an aurora is white?

   • Our eyes’ retinas detect light and comprise rods and cones. Cones detect color and don’t work well in low light. Therefore, the aurora is likely to appear as white light in the sky. If you can see color, it is most likely going to be green. That’s because of the three primary colors: red, green, and blue.

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10. stevenmileyphotography.com › blog › dont-make-these-11Don't Make These 11 Mistakes Photographing The Aurora ...

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    Aug 16, 2019 · 1) Don’t rely on an aurora photography guide that hasn’t been updated since the early 2010s. High ISO performance of DSLR cameras has improved dramatically in the past decade. Photographers who shot the aurora with film and digital cameras in the 2000s were handicapped by limited high ISO performance and some of the older guides you’ll ...