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Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video

Fantastic, hope you were able to capture some images

@@KolforsenAurora Yes, I did. Any way to send them to you?

@@leonpeonleon Not sure, reluctant to publish email address etc on here, any thoughts??

@@KolforsenAurora You do what suits you best 😄

@@leonpeonleon Could you post them to the "Community" section of your RUclips account, or "google drive", or "We Transfer "??

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Thank you

Thank you for watching, the Aurora has been good recently

Hallo, so weit im Voraus ist das sehr schwer zu sagen. Es hängt von so vielen Faktoren ab, der wichtigste ist die Wolkenbedeckung, gefolgt von der Sonnenaktivität ein paar Tage zuvor und der Position der Erde relativ zum Partikelstrom der Sonne. Wenn die Erde in die falsche Richtung zeigt, tritt das Polarlicht bei Tageslicht auf, sodass Sie nichts sehen werden. Im Grunde müssen also viele Dinge in der richtigen Reihenfolge passieren, damit Sie ein Polarlicht sehen. Aber lassen Sie sich nicht entmutigen, laden Sie eine App auf Ihr Telefon herunter, so etwas wie „Aurora Pro“, die Ihnen eine Anleitung gibt, ob es möglich ist, das Polarlicht zu sehen. Suchen Sie sich einen dunklen Himmel mit wenig oder keiner Lichtverschmutzung und, ganz wichtig, nehmen Sie Ihr Telefon mit. Und ich sage das, weil Ihre Kamera mehr sehen kann als Ihre Augen. Wenn das Polarlicht nur schwach ausgeprägt ist, kann es gräulich und nicht gut sichtbar aussehen, aber richten Sie Ihr Telefon auf den Himmel und die Farben werden sichtbar. Laden Sie also die App herunter, sie gibt Ihnen 14 Tage im Voraus Bescheid, aber denken Sie auch daran, dass es wie eine Wettervorhersage ist, sie ist nicht immer korrekt.

Dankeschön das du dir Zeit genommen hast Danke für die Information ♥️ Und deine schönen Video

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No, the area is heavily forested and they fell hectares of trees for wood, paper etc. When they do this it's a 24/7 operation and so they use light in the forest to see. it's just reflecting off a cloud, its quite common to see. Thanks for watching 😀

Thank you, I always put on a thumbnail from the video in question. It's difficult to see, but the timecode of when the thumb was captured in in the bottom left. Hope you like the videos as well 👍

Hi, I think you are under the impression that the videos are from a DSLR and combined into a Timelapse, Im afraid not.... this is a security camera on the back of my house. Mind you, its a good security camera with an F1 aperture and a 0.0005 lux so with out lighting it sees very well in the dark. Its recording live images at .3 of a second per frame and in in Final Cut I tone down the brightness as it is too bright. Hope that helps. Enjoy the videos, and when permitting I post a live stream on to RUclips as well

Hi, if you look for tree in the middle with the flat top, then to the left of that is another tree with a more pointed top, That is approximately due north. Most of the videos I've done you see the Aurora in the NNW position, only when its very strong does it fill the field of view. Hope that helps.

@@KolforsenAurora Thank you. that helps me a lot!

It was good, I saw a couple of hours then went to bed. I keep trying with different length videos, what do you think is a good length??

I can stare at it for hours. So I am the wrong person to ask this.😂

Hopefully it will be good, the sun's activity is coming to a peak, just need clear skies

So pleased you enjoy them

Glad you liked it, Thanks for viewing

@@KolforsenAurora just wanted to say, the music with this video is awesome.. tranquil and soothing 😌

Yes it is, I'm lucky enough to have a rear view to the north and very little light pollution, Plus the camera is very sensitive to light so it sees a lot more that the naked eye would see.

Shhh🤫 don't tell every one or I'll have to change the name of the video 🤣

Hi, Surprised that is could be seen in the Canary Islands, that is very far south in the Atlantic Ocean, just off the coast of Morocco, although it was the most active solar event since 2003.

@@KolforsenAurora Yes, exactly, there are photos on Google. One photographer said, "I never thought I could photograph the Northern Lights in the Canary Islands." I'm surprised.

Thank you Sandra, need your opinion on length of video, speed of time lapse and music??

I think it's so relaxing with this music. It doesn't distract from the video. It lifts it up

Thanks Sandra, I'm looking out for this event, but typically, it's gone cloudy again. See you both soon!

You could well be correct, Its the haze around it that has me puzzled

@@KolforsenAurora i'm thinking the mist was created by the heat coming off the object as it traveled through the cooler air

Hi, Thanks for the comment. The time code is CET or UTC+1, local time in Sweden, which I believe is the same as you. You are also correct the gap is due to complete cloud coverage, as the title says it's the "best bits" from the night. After editing out the clouds the video was around 3 hours in length from sunset to sunrise and this was reduced in Final Cut Pro to around 50 minutes really to fit the length of the music. The complete unedited video is on the live stream page which runs for 8 hours. I try to live stream when ever possible. Regards from Sweden / UK

Thank you,, much appreciated. Very shortly there will be posted a 50 minute "Best Bits" from last evenings live stream, and that is looking really good, marred by some clouds at times, but they clear to some beautiful views of the Aurora.

Thank you,. try this one with where there was a great Aurora. ruclips.net/video/OcTxBj3OY-o/видео.html

@@KolforsenAurora thank you❤️

Nothing visible in these latitudes Jerry, but there is some in the north of Sweden, Norway and Finland, so I live in hope

Hi, its about 6.5 hours at the moment, Glad you liked the video, the Aurora can be spectacular at times

@@KolforsenAurora Yes it is. More people should appreciate the Earth System (Gaia) and nearby space. 💚💙

This is amazing ❤

Thank you! Cheers!

You're very welcome, Hope you enjoy then