[interested_observer]

• http://www.kirunaaurora.com/assets/plugindata/poola/kiruna-aurora-photo-guide.pdf

[jimr-pdx]

Good stuff. It should be noted that bright red light will mess with night vision nearly as well as white light; get a flashlight that can be dimmed or cover the front (stop it down!) to as dim as you can manage. As noted chimping won't help either..

[csa]

It should be noted that bright red light will mess with night vision nearly as well as white light;

Any "bright" light will interfer with night vision; however, most of us that are into astronomy, use red lights exclusively, to save our night vision. For instance, in my observatory; I have a red rope light around the walls about 6" up from the floor. This is on a dimmer, so I can dim it as much as I need. It works very well, and I still have my night vision.

[csa]

BTW, thanks to the OP for this link; very informative!

[LarsW]

Thanks, in october i will visit that region in the far north of Sweden, that will be useful tips.

[interested_observer]

BTW, thanks to the OP for this link; very informative!

Thanks, in october i will visit that region in the far north of Sweden, that will be useful tips.

... as I wander aimlessly around the web at times - I run across things.... Glad you found it interesting....

• https://luminous-landscape.com/auroras-lies-and-camera-sensors/