What do you think?
Rate this book
Aurora Borealis: The Ultimate Hunting Guide
The Aurora Borealis. The Northern Lights. A natural phenomenon which illuminates the northern skies with one of nature’s most spectacular light shows. It is born of electrically charged particles, known as the solar wind, coming from the sun and colliding with the Earth’s atmosphere. This results in the spectacular displays which can be seen in many northern lands at different times of the year. This book is intended as a guide to help you find the best places to see the Aurora Borealis and how to take great photographs at the same time. Inside these pages, we will look specifically at: - What the Aurora Borealis is - When and where you can see it - Capturing it on camera - Equipment you will need - Camera settings, focusing and post production - And much more… The Aurora Borealis is one of the most exciting natural wonders you will ever be likely to see. To be able to capture that special moment takes patience and skill and this book will help you to achieve that. Download your copy today and start planning your trip to witness and capture natures work of art in all its beauty.
98 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 22, 2017
16 people are currently reading
22 people want to read
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 of 1 review
January 5, 2019
Just the e-book I was looking for...
With a winter trip to Norway to hunt and hope to photograph the northern lights planned I was worrying about how to use my cameras (a point and shoot vs. a more traditional and powerful zoom camera). I came to this book with minimal understanding of ISO (bigger numbers are better the lower the light?) And came out of it with a "plan" for not only how to set the ISO, but exposure length and other features. I'm now ready to experiment with my cameras in some low light environments so I can get comfortable with what I just learned, and build my confidence.
The book also starts out with a good / easy to understand explanation of how to understand kp numbers and forecasts, helping to "demystify" some of the hunting process and again boost my confidence both in my research / preparations, and in my odds of seeing the Northern Lights.
The author is from Tuscany, and while the English here is not pristine / fluent English, it is understandable, and does an excellent job of conveying his meaning and a lot of very useful material.
I can't wait to share this with my travel companions, I think Leonardo Papera may have improved out trip, and the quality of our pictures.
With a winter trip to Norway to hunt and hope to photograph the northern lights planned I was worrying about how to use my cameras (a point and shoot vs. a more traditional and powerful zoom camera). I came to this book with minimal understanding of ISO (bigger numbers are better the lower the light?) And came out of it with a "plan" for not only how to set the ISO, but exposure length and other features. I'm now ready to experiment with my cameras in some low light environments so I can get comfortable with what I just learned, and build my confidence.
The book also starts out with a good / easy to understand explanation of how to understand kp numbers and forecasts, helping to "demystify" some of the hunting process and again boost my confidence both in my research / preparations, and in my odds of seeing the Northern Lights.
The author is from Tuscany, and while the English here is not pristine / fluent English, it is understandable, and does an excellent job of conveying his meaning and a lot of very useful material.
I can't wait to share this with my travel companions, I think Leonardo Papera may have improved out trip, and the quality of our pictures.
Displaying 1 of 1 review