Aurora Borealis in real speed over Moskosel in Sweden. Oct. 10, 2010.

[AuroraGraphy]

Great Job!

I just wonder how you've made this movie? I can see this is real speed because it's impossible to show this in a time lapse video. The first thing as show that it's real time is the stars! In a time lapse they move fast over the screen but in your video they don't, so it must be real time.

I guess you use real expensive equipment!

You've chosen excellent music for all your movies! I've seen three of them, do you have more?

Keep on I'll stay in touch, wish to see more of them! :-)

[bildmix]

@AuroraGraphy

Thanks!

Yes you're right! This is real speed, it's a little difficult to make a real time movie. I've been working for nearly two years and I think it will take two more years until I'm completely satisfied. It cost me a large sum of money because the equipment and applications is very expensive and I have no sponsor.

I've just bought better equipment, camera and lenses and looking forward to more auroras. It has been very cloudy so far. :-(

Keep an eye on "bildmix" :-)

[bootsmania]

This is clearly not real time. It is a time lapse that has been slowed down. This isn't open to debate. That's simply what it is. Sorry folks.



[bildmix]

@bootsmania

Sorry Pal!

You're wrong, this is real speed! Not easy to make but I've been working on it for a long time and will do so for at least two more years to be completely satisfied.

You will find more and better ones, of my auroras, later on. :-)

[LaSbianchina]

beautiful song, beautiful landskape... I hope I'll see that one day

[Sylphide95]

Amazing....

A day I will watch that... <3

[noblewoman001]

It touches my heart and I remember my aunt Aurora,daughter of Swedish emmigrants, named after the lights.

[birdjensen]

Magnificent!!!