SIMPLY STUNNING: A Canadian photographer captured beautiful time-lapsed footage of the aurora borealis and it is breathtaking. STORY: https://bit.ly/2XYjLx7 | FOX 13 News - Tampa Bay

The aurora australis produced an extraordinary light show in the night sky over Tasmania on November 23. Here's the timelapse footage of the southern lights as they danced from midnight to dawn. Credit: Simon Tons via Storyful | The Advertiser

182K views · 659 reactions | DAZZLING DISPLAY: Aurora Australis shimmers over Tasmania in stunning magnetospheric light show. https://abcn.ws/2Mp6pHp | ABC News | Facebook

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302K views · 2.4K reactions | The Aurora Borealis arrives under G4 storm conditions last night at Cedar Point, Ohio! I believe this storm even reached the rare G5 levels although cloud cover blocked us in a bit in Ohio. I'll post some photos (with some substorm reds when I wake up in the morning  Feel free to share! And head outside tonight for another Northern Lights showing under this ongoing aurora storm! | Matt Shiffler Photography | Facebook

Did you know the aurora could move this fast? I'm usually a "photo first" hybrid shooter, but during substorms like this it's difficult to capture the magic of the quick moving aurora with a photo or timelapse. Real time video such as this requires a low megapixel camera with a fast lens of f1.8 or faster to capture clean footage. Here's how I captured it 👇 Gear 📷: Nikon Z6II F mount Sigma Art 20mm f1.4 Settings ⏱️: 1/25s F1.4 ISO 25,600 Post processing: minor noise reduction in Davinci Resolv