Happing right now for a day or two. Depending where you are , you might see the northern lights as soon as its dark. Use your phone in video mode as it picks up color better than your eyes do.
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Happing right now for a day or two. Depending where you are , you might see the northern lights as soon as its dark. Use your phone in video mode as it picks up color better than your eyes do.
Thanks. My son, wife, and i were just talking about this. Told them ill be on the back deck with s drink looking up. Hope it stays clear
Ohiosam
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ThatBuckeyeGuy
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Eclipse had us all staring up at the sky. What did we ingest? Now getting dose number 2 of whatever they are feeding us?
Can't see it much with the naked eye. Cell phone cameras bring it out clearly? You mean. . . .a filter?
Yes. Those thoughts crossed my mind and I chuckled. I don't think that is happening. I can see where people may believe it though. I just don't think the government has the ability to do such wide scale stuff. This is happening all over the world. Go enjoy this rare natural phenomenon.
JARHEAD
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Archertl
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Not much to look at here, maybe some faint light barley detectable. Are people using filters for these pictures (editing) or were we just under a giant cloud?
I turned off outside house lights and walked out at 10:10pm....the sky was lit up like I have never seen. I'm colorblind and I could even make out the different shades and could watch the bands come and go. No filters, just my wife's newer Samsung phone on night exposure....unreal!
We were under a cloud then as it was unspectacular here. Maybe tonight.
Archertl
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You dont really need filters just long exposure time. If you set your phone camera to long exposure or night mode you should get good pictures. Like 3-6 seconds exposure
Iowa_Buckeye
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Our view last night. Breathtaking it was!
We were in Zanesville over night and we kept going outside till 12:15am and didn’t notice anything in the clear cool sky. Wondering if the amount of city light had anything to do with not seeing it or if it just wasn’t viewable from here. Did anyone see it last night?
Another night of darkness here. Even tried the camera shutter speed last night. Skies were 100% clear and many stars out. Oh well.