How to Photograph and Film the NORTHERN LIGHTS. Aurora Borealis in Vancouver.

[@dallasb7117]

Greatly appreciated your video, very well organized and presented. Thanks !

[@outinbc]

Thank you :) I'm glad it was helpful :)

[@nsl_black8053]

We had northern lights in the Netherlands two nights ago

[@outinbc]

Amazing! Were you able to see them well? We saw them here again too :) Cannot believe that we had this opportunity twice in one year!

[@3172bees]

Thanks for the video. I find that my time lapse videos (iPhone 15pro max) come out pretty dark. Any way to bring the colors out more like in the still pics?

[@outinbc]

You can play with exposure adjustment when shooting timelapse (move the slider to +2 so the image is brighter) but it also depends on the conditions. Back in May we were able to capture a lot of colour and detail on the phone but when we had a chance to shoot northern lights again in October, iPhone timelapses came out much darker than before because the aurora wasn't as intense.

[@cresk]

Barely understandable. But from what I could absorbs it’s just the same old horse crop everybody with a camera knows.

[@outinbc]

Not sure why would you spend your time watching something that you already know but each to their own 😉 Thanks for your feedback. Enjoy your day 😊

[@cresk]

@@outinbc your video was playing in the background while I was at work. In response, I’m writing this in the hope that the quality of videos and information eventually would improve here on YT as a premium subscriber.

[@outinbc]

Fair enough, however what's obvious for you may not necessarily be obvious for others. This video got quite a few views and likes in a short time so it seems like some people found it helpful but I appreciate that not everyone has the same expectations.