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Post by olaf3sky on Jun 23, 2009 22:26:14 GMT
Here are some results from this evening. Again a huge display over (Northern) Germany. Direction was from approx 260-330. Height ~30-40°. Images with f=29mm f=50mm f=200mm Movies later... Regards, Olaf    |
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Post by rkracht on Jun 23, 2009 22:50:30 GMT
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Post by André on Jun 23, 2009 23:17:49 GMT
I just come in from my observation site.
Seems the field was pretty compact over Germany. Nothing obvious visible from Bath. Probably a very weak Type I like veil at alt < 5° but I am not sure yet, need to look more carefully at the images tomorrow.
Great images from Germany though!
André
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Post by markt on Jun 24, 2009 6:04:30 GMT
Great images Olaf & Rainer! Same here Andre in the West Midlands, nothing obvious, was observing from sundown till turned midnight local time.
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Post by heaven31 on Jun 24, 2009 7:59:03 GMT
Great pics guys!! I didn't even look last night as I went to bed early feeling rubbish  Hope I feel up to it tonight tho as I finally convinced my hubby to drive me round on Monday night to find a good observing site and we found one. Unfortunately I didn't see anything that night but I know where to go now next time there's a display. Jo x |
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Post by André on Jun 24, 2009 8:18:09 GMT
Hi Rubbish on Anglesey for the evening sector, but dragging myself out of bed at 00:20UT was well worth it. Great images. That would have been a nice candidate for the warnlist to wake others up for the display. Cheers, André |
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Post by PeteG on Jun 24, 2009 8:40:52 GMT
it seems the displays have moved to pre dawn.
Great images everyone!
PeteG
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Post by jwh on Jun 24, 2009 9:32:12 GMT
Wow gorgeous photo's and timelapse Pixaerial. Wish there were such locations near me to observe and capture the clouds  . That obviously adds up to the photographic nature of the display. Netherlands also got a display last night. It wasn't a huge display but it was a smaller one located more NNE / NE. Despite it's size it showed much finer detail and was nice to observe. Camera: Canon EOS 450D Exposure 2.0 seconds & 4.0 seconds Interval: 10 seconds Duration: 23:07 - 00:00 Photo's: 313 Framerate: 10 frames per second Youtube op High QualityYoutube op High Definition  |
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Post by André on Jun 24, 2009 10:54:58 GMT
I'm an automaton after waking up at that time, and with a PC that takes several precious observing minutes to fire-up, I doubt I would have got round to it, anyway! Ok, that is a bit anoying. I usualy send it from my mobile while I am observing. It's a shame this field was not drifting to UK earlier. André |
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Post by markt on Jun 24, 2009 12:55:59 GMT
Great images all of you!  |
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. That obviously adds up to the photographic nature of the display. 