Aurora Borealis Timelapse

[MrLarsen]

Just found this one, and I figured someone on here must take some interest.
The Aurora from Terje Sorgjerd on Vimeo.

 

[*Nickdel*]

That was amazing

 

[EasyEast]

thats sooo sickk how does one go about making something like that?

 

[MrLarsen]

I would assume he just snapped the photos and made a timelapse video.. Maybe a little bit of post-processing....

 

[akarlsen]

that was awesome!, and that lighting on the sky is actually not edited if someone thinks so, it is called the "north-light" and is really beautiful here in Norway.

 

[canterbury]

i need to do this

 

[SkiThe603]

That was so amazing, the guy is incredible. That is something everyone in the world should try to see once in their life.

 

[skinnylove]

Saw this a couple days ago. The cinematography is very impressive.

 

[the.cheat]

one of my dreams to see this.

 

[steezenskis]

unreal man. awsome video

 

[Brentizzle]

HOLY FUCK

 

[solitaryman]

on my bucket list. One day. Stuff like this inspires me to do something crazy. Oh and was that a series of photos or actual video? I thought it was just video?

 

[Gorilla.Steeze]

Awesome video. Props to whoever made it. Does it say the location?

 

[broto]

ahhh, lethal particles flying through the sky.

 

[.Ian.]

I saw the this thread the other day but never clicked on it. Now I'm mad at myself for not watching it the first time I saw it! This is great, and incredibly beautiful.

 

[Chris.S]

So sick!! I love the other videos on your Vimeo, too. Particularly the Southwest one.

 

[Ethan.G]

that was unreal, in a good way of course. very impressive

 

[Chunter]

That opening shot is moneyyyy. Perfect exposure on everything, that guy is so good. Shit!

 

[Brentizzle]

Timelapses are sequences of photographs that are used as the frames that you would get if you where shooting video. This allows for longer shooting for prolonged time periods and long exposures that allow more light than you ever could with video.