Green Airglow (sadly not aurora)

[CapturingTheNight (Greg)]

Well it certainly turned green last night but not the aurora green that a lot of us were hoping for. Some of the strongest airglow that I have ever picked up on camera.
Random frame from a five hour time lapse whilst waiting and wishing.

Cheers
Greg

[mbaddah (Mo)]

Fantastic shot nevertheless!

[Octane (Humayun)]

Beautiful.

H

[frenchbluehour (Nicole)]

looks great

[Larryp (Laurie)]

Nice, Greg

[Paul Haese]

Similar to tonight Greg. Nice green colour.

[Antu]

Truly impressive, Greg ! Incredible airglow

[iceman (Mike)]

So green! Couldn't see anything visually but was very evident on the back of the camera.

[CapturingTheNight (Greg)]

Thank you so much everyone

[SkyViking (Rolf)]

Wow that's incredible!

[CapturingTheNight (Greg)]

Thank you very much Rolf

[kinetic (Steve)]

Beautiful image Greg,

I hope you don't mind, I tried a simple ABG in Nebulosity.
Original left, Auto Background Correction Right.
It lessens the effect of the green airglow but really makes the
galaxy more contrasty? Your detail in the Milky Way is sublime.

Steve

[ourkind (Carlos)]

Wow so green! It would've fooled me. Looking forward to your timelapse Greg

[CapturingTheNight (Greg)]

Thank you very much Carlos and Steve

Originally Posted by kinetic

I hope you don't mind, I tried a simple ABG in Nebulosity.
Original left, Auto Background Correction Right.
It lessens the effect of the green airglow but really makes the
galaxy more contrasty? Your detail in the Milky Way is sublime.

Steve

Don't mind at all Steve. In fact I am very interested in learning more about processing images in Nebulosity now. It has obviously really effected the clouds for the worse, but it has certainly made the Milky Way better. Might have to look into it a bit more........

[multiweb (Marc)]

Great comp as usual. Gorgeous colours.

[CapturingTheNight (Greg)]

Thank you very much Marc