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The others pictures of "Green flash and blue flash" |
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Then, the green flash |
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Photo processed with DxO Optics
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Canon 350D + WO Megrez 480/80 (F/D 6.0) refractor, composite of 6 pictures |
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1/4000 s on |
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November 6, 2006, Pointe de la Torche (Finistère) |
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As expected, the green flash appears. The sky is so clear, even near the horizon, that the Sun is blinding even one second before it disappears. At 1/4000 s at 200 ISO, the Sun disk is overexposed (the white area).
Through the camera, I see a nice blue flash, but my eyes were influenced by the orange tint. In the photo, a bluish zone is barely visible in the penultimate shot. The presence of the inferior mirage magnify the height of the green flash, facilitated its observation.
Have a look to those animations showing the green flash:
- animation in Flash (600 x 450, 870 kB)
- animation in GIF (600 x 450, 1.8 MB) |
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The others pictures of "Green flash and blue flash" |
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A Shower of
Stars in Brittany
Brittany by night
in panorama!
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