Arx
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This is my second time catching auroras! Tips & Tricks are more than welcome!
Had trouble finding good foreground, but my main first goal was actually catch them on camera, next time I'll be going to the seaside and focus more on the foreground. I'm also looking forward to make panorama out of them.
I shot in FINE JPEG and with SMALL resolution
I've been shooting in sRGB, is it bad?
CAMERA: Nikon D3200
ISO:3200
WB: AUTO
SHUTTER: 15-20 seconds
F-STOP: F/3.5-5.6
LENS: Tamron 18-200mm
Should I change WB in camera or should I do it in post-processing? And I've recently looked into using histogram...is it somehow helpful when shooting in dark?
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Noise reduction decreases quality quite a lot.
Had trouble finding good foreground, but my main first goal was actually catch them on camera, next time I'll be going to the seaside and focus more on the foreground. I'm also looking forward to make panorama out of them.
I shot in FINE JPEG and with SMALL resolution
I've been shooting in sRGB, is it bad?
CAMERA: Nikon D3200
ISO:3200
WB: AUTO
SHUTTER: 15-20 seconds
F-STOP: F/3.5-5.6
LENS: Tamron 18-200mm
Should I change WB in camera or should I do it in post-processing? And I've recently looked into using histogram...is it somehow helpful when shooting in dark?
1)
2)
3)
Noise reduction decreases quality quite a lot.
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