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Coldgoron@lemmy.world to Astrophotography@lemmy.worldEnglish · 7 months ago

Northern lights an hour before peak.

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Northern lights an hour before peak.

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Coldgoron@lemmy.world to Astrophotography@lemmy.worldEnglish · 7 months ago
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    Great shot. I took this in Atlanta, GA about 10pm EST. The sky definitely had a very slight pink / purple hue you could see with the naked eye. Northern lights or some sort of lens flare?

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      Definitely the lights. I got them in Atlanta too

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        Wow, nice capture

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        Is the video time stamp accurate? The big surge came through about 2-2:30am edt?

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          Timestamp is UTC

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        Cool captures.

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