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Scotts Peak site visit

Postby nickthetasmaniac » Mon 08 Aug, 2011 1:54 pm

Another site visit to Scotts Peak and some more shots to share :)

All with the GH2 and assorted lenses...

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Nokton 25/f0.95

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Re: Scotts Peak site visit

Postby Stibb » Mon 08 Aug, 2011 2:03 pm

Great stuff. The last pic is really cool. What is that light? Someone walking with a flashlight? Exposure time? Looks like it's close to a minute or something?
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Re: Scotts Peak site visit

Postby nickthetasmaniac » Mon 08 Aug, 2011 2:39 pm

Stibb wrote:Great stuff. The last pic is really cool. What is that light? Someone walking with a flashlight? Exposure time? Looks like it's close to a minute or something?


Thanks :) Yep it was a 60" exposure with the camera sitting on a convenient rock. I walked across with an LED headlight, shone it inside the tent for a couple of seconds and then used it to backlight the door alcove. I was pretty bored :wink:
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Re: Scotts Peak site visit

Postby Mickeymoo » Mon 08 Aug, 2011 3:27 pm

Nice shots Nick, the last one works well, always fun to experiment like that! Is that a slight green aurora top middle maybe??? I know they had forecast possible aurora activity a few days ago!
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Re: Scotts Peak site visit

Postby nickthetasmaniac » Mon 08 Aug, 2011 3:39 pm

Mickeymoo wrote: Is that a slight green aurora top middle maybe??? I know they had forecast possible aurora activity a few days ago!


I'd like to claim it was, but I fear it's probably just lens flare... I didn't see any aurora activity :(
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Re: Scotts Peak site visit

Postby Nick S » Mon 08 Aug, 2011 4:51 pm

interesting photos nick
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