Nowadays it is extremely difficult to record videos of a northern light, so most of the videos that can be found on the internet are actually time-lapse videos which are just speed-ups of the real phenomenon.
Enjoy!
2013/01/15
Time-lapse of a northern light
The next video shows a time-lapse of a northern light in Tromsø, northern Norway. Each photo was taken with 0.8" of exposure, f=2.8 and ISO 2000. The video was set to 8 frames/second, which means that the video you are seeing is 7 times faster than what it really is (one second in the video is approximately seven seconds in reality).
Nowadays it is extremely difficult to record videos of a northern light, so most of the videos that can be found on the internet are actually time-lapse videos which are just speed-ups of the real phenomenon.
Enjoy!
Nowadays it is extremely difficult to record videos of a northern light, so most of the videos that can be found on the internet are actually time-lapse videos which are just speed-ups of the real phenomenon.
Enjoy!
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