Thanks so much Alan. It was really cool to see that Cyan show.
Thanks Jameel.
I appreciate that Michael. I am processing the timelapse now, this one has a little over 8000 photos in it. I break them down into 400 photo sections as I have found about 400 is the sweet spot so that ACR doesn't choke which processing them. And I am guessing about 30 to 40% of them have headlights in them as the freeway is in the lower right of the image, I couldn't find a way to eliminate the freeway in the image while composing. So I will need to clean those headlights up, as they would be super distracting. But my hope is to have the timelapse done by the end of the weekend.
Thanks Monika. I had to look it up, as it looked so strange to me, but cyan is an aurora color. I forget now, but the chart I saw listed the particulars needed for cyan to show up. I am glad I got it, as it makes it different from my previous times.
Thanks so much Doug. It's hard to pick favorites, when I literally have over 25,000 photos taken that night.
I guess it's very rare, only seen during intense geomagnetic storms. You were lucky!
I had to juggle grandkids, but I am really glad I was able to get away to capture this. The Storm was almost a KP9, it was like KP8.89 I think.
Were you able to hear it? When it's very strong, it's supposed to be audible.
I have read that you can hear it too. I wish I had thought about it at the time, so I wasn't thinking about that at that time.
