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Right time and right place, it was an awesome night.

Thanks, the thumbnail for this video is a picture how my camera saw the aurora that night, which are the true colors. Our eyes can´t capture it like that.

Hi, I started at Krýsuvíkurvegur (rd 42), part of the Reykjavegur trail and returned past Keilir. There´s a nice trail from Seltún over the mountain (you find some more thermal spots up) to the area.

@@ReneKnoop Ah great yes I want to start on 42. I just hope it is not too muddy in April!

Hi, depending on the strength of the aurora storm you see anything from whitish/grey /faint green to as about as bright as in the video. This night was really good with strong aurora and we saw with our eyes the colours as in the video. With stronger auroras more colour will pop up but not much more saturated and darker green than seen here. When taking pictures you see more darker green and violet, purple and red. But the human eye in the night sky has difficulty seeing colours, we need strong lights to see them in clour. With weak auroras we see grey/white as our eyes see in black and white in extreme lowlight.

Canon R6, 4K IPB, 25FPS, C-Log 3, ISO 12800, 1/13s, Laowa Venus 35mm F/0.95 at 0.95. WB 44000K

Thanks, I guess 1/50s it is not enough, right?

@@Comeongoviajes Yes, you would have to crank up the ISO to 204000...but the best part there is no need for going faster dan 1/25 for the fastest moving aurora. Even at 1/13 it doesn´t show motin blur and you gain a few stops of light.

True, it never gets boring 🙂

Thanks a lot for your nice comment, blessings from Iceland!

Hi, thanks. I hiked this time from Hafnarfjörður, Vellir to Sogin. Drove up there a couple times, gravel road no need for 4x4 (that´s for both parking spots: Vigdísarvallavegur and the road to Keilir, Trölladyngja.)

Thanks, Sjóferðir (also through West tours) sails on request to Hrafnfjörður, minimum 4 pax.

Ah, great! Will check with them. Thank you!!!

Hi! Thanks, I went early in May. The road has been upgraded and is good to drive even without 4x4. Take a stop at Gjain on the way (you’ll pass it) beautiful valley and you can even hike from there to Haifoss canyon.

@@ReneKnoop thank you for replying. Thats great to hear. I’ve booked a 4x4 as want to do other gravel roads around Iceland 🇮🇸 Yes I’ve added Gjain to my list, looks amazing. Thanks again mate 👍

Hi, yes you gain a full stop with the Laowa, lowering the ISO to 6400 with less noise is great. I recently tested it with my R6 too, looks promising!

Thanks, I will maybe give it a go next aurora season. 👍🏻

Thanks! It's really amazing to be out there with the lights and I love my job!

Yes, they started quit early around 9 PM, it's been a good season so far for the lights.