Paul Zizka: Fuelled by Creativity

Paul Zizka: Fuelled by Creativity

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Why does the colour + brightness of Northern Lights look different in-camera vs. the naked eye?

Why does the colour + brightness of Northern Lights look different in-camera vs. the naked eye?

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May 15, 2024
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With so many people witnessing the aurora for the first time over the weekend, there has been a lot of talk about the brightness and colours of the aurora borealis. People are curious about how and why photos of the northern lights — whether taken with the latest and greatest mirrorless cameras or phones — don’t match what is observed with the naked eye…

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