Have you ever by accident got a space ship in any of your videos? Enjoyed this whole video, learned a lot . Thanks again for sharing. Bless you all 🇨🇱♥️
I dont plan on photographing these clouds nor live in the regions he mentioned in the vid but I still watched it completely coz this guy is so dam good at what he is and I get great vibes after watching you, keep up this awesome work
It's been brilliant seeing big fluffy fluffed up big white and gray clouds during the lockdown ,,,but have saw some trails in the sky the last couple of days,,
I saw these clouds for the first time over Dartmoor the other morning. As soon as I saw them I knew what they were (thanks to this video). They looked amazing! Thanks for telling us about them. :-)
WOW..AMAZING..I would love to see and photograph these some day..Excellent video..YAAAY for us Patreon Members..I am so looking forward to your book..be well and stay safe..
Hi Alyn. I just saw your video in partnership with photopills and loved it. I would request you to please make a video explaining your vlogging setup, loved how you did your screen share and phone share. I am starting my own setup in India and would love to learn it from the Master. Best regards.
Love your videos! I shoot sony as well A7Riii. Does yours not support the Sony App? It is how I fire remote shutter without needing anything external. Anyway, learning a lot watching you
Youve given me some tips so heres some for you, when youre hitting the table there is rumble, you can get rid of that by using a high pass filter either on the mic if it has one or in your editing software to cut it out, usually safe to cut everything below 80-100hz, and since your mic is a little further away i would add some low mids to bring back some of the body in your voice, cheers
Wow, thats so cool! I had to no idea it was a thing, thank you for teaching me! I've definitely seen these before but just probably asumed they wer regular clouds. These are so cool though! You've taught me a a lot so thank you very much. Luckily I have a 85 1.8 so hopefully I'll be able to capture these things this summer! Can't wait cause I get camping often too. Cheers man.
Great video. I saw them last year magical to see. I did not think of the 500 rule then. But I live in Norway at 59 degrees north, not sure if there is any stars at all in the bright summer nights. So if there is no stars i guess I can skip the 500 rule?
Alyn - I don't know if you have seen this ballhead "Acratech Ultimate Ballhead". It works really well on top of my tracker because of the angle. Great videos, keep them coming, Thank You.
Hope I can shoot some NLCs this summer, I was having a lot of trouble last year getting decent photos... I think your tips will definitely help, so thanks for that! And Adrien makes amazing videos, if people haven't heard of him yet they should definitely check him out! - Colin
Only The Polar Region..I Live North Of Pittsburgh Pa,I Just Uploaded a Video From Yesterday Morning About 10 Min Before Sunset..and Love Watching The Twighlight Stay In The Western Horizon At Night,Although Now Its Blocking Me From The Zodiacal Light,Grrrrrr....I Like Your 500 Rule For Short View,Just Crazy Looking To Have That Down Here..Great Video Brother,Happy Days and Clear Skies
Is it possible for NLCs to be too dim to be seen with the Naked eye? I'm 100 percent sure I caught NLCs just last night on my camera but I couldn't see them at all.
Good video, but could you tell us what is the application of your phone to see the angles of the sun that appears in the minute 7:01 please if you are so kind?
Do you have a video about how to process a NLC image? I have some great shots from a couple of years ago but never managed to process them well. Thanks, Alice.
so interesting Alyn! This morning I didn't know what NLC's were - and now - I'm on a mission to photograph them 😃. Thanks for always sharing your knowledge with us.
Anyone knows why is the "Daisy radar" usually 3 days behind? Although it's hopeless for forcasting, it's definitely handy to compare your photographs to latest displays.
Just a question, now that you speak about 500 rule. Look I have a 77D (APSC, so instead of 500; 300) and I made a couple of star trails. Hundreds of pictures then mixed with Star Stax, so I could have timelapses and also star trails, like you said in another video. The thing is that I shooted twice with the same lens (18-55), once pointing Polaris and the other the same degrees up, but south. And the setting for Polaris were 25 seconds at 28mm (so I broke the rule) iso 400 and vertical shooting. For my surprise there were tiny points and no little lines around the stars. So wierd. But the second time I didn't brake the rule; 15 seconds at 18mm facing the south sky with 200 iso with horizontal shooting, and surprise, lines around the stars. Why is that? Help. Is becouse south stars are closer now? XD I don't know dude, this was so wierd.
Hey mate, love the content recently with these informative/how to style videos! Could you maybe do a small section on how you plan when to go get photos? I use photopills and clear outside apps but never really know when to make the 100% go ahead plan. I’m lucky I can take time off work normally at the drop of a hat, but just wondered how you make your mind up on if it’s worth going or giving it a pass. Cheers!
I have this one and it works perfect. The only issue I have with stuff like this, is you need a filter holder, so that is more stuff to pack. This mask will give you perfect focus, but I'm finding the more I practice; the better I get at focusing in the dark. www.lonelyspeck.com/sharpstar/
Last year I was on the hunt for them during two weeks before summer solstice. They finally appeared on June 21st. Beautiful sight. Unfortunately I was attending a festival and had no gear... Also, I was the only guy looking in the opposite direction of the scene during the concert haha. Let's see what this year brings. twitter.com/i/status/1157461438509830144
Great video really interesting, It is amazing what’s out there
Those are incredibly beautiful, I can not wait for the chance to see and photographic them live.
Thanks, Alyn.
Steve Miller ,I Just Uploaded a Video From Yesterday Morning From Pittsburgh Pa...About 10 Min Before Sunset..Its Amazing Looking..Crasy
How blessed you are, people of the Northern latitudes!🙈 these skies look so incredible!
Enjoy your galactic core ! :-P
Beautiful cloudes - great video!
Have you ever by accident got a space ship in any of your videos? Enjoyed this whole video, learned a lot . Thanks again for sharing. Bless you all 🇨🇱♥️
Fantastic information Alyn! :)
I don't recall ever seeing a 1000:1 like/dislike ratio. Great video man! :)
I dont plan on photographing these clouds nor live in the regions he mentioned in the vid but I still watched it completely coz this guy is so dam good at what he is and I get great vibes after watching you, keep up this awesome work
Seen my first clouds last summer and was blown away by their beauty. Hoping to be lucky again this year. Thanks for the shooting advice Alyn 👍
It's been brilliant seeing big fluffy fluffed up big white and gray clouds during the lockdown ,,,but have saw some trails in the sky the last couple of days,,
I saw these clouds for the first time over Dartmoor the other morning. As soon as I saw them I knew what they were (thanks to this video). They looked amazing! Thanks for telling us about them. :-)
Sweeeeet!
@@AlynWallace Dam right it was!
Last year was my first NLCs and I'm stoked for this year! Thanks again for such a great explanation!
Liking before watching. Cause that's what you do! Great video, Alyn, as always! Keep them coming.
Great insight as ever. One more thing to look out for.
Superb as ever
Another super video. You explain this so well
Thank you for another excellent video! Will definitely be on the lookout for the NLC!
I love those clouds😍
Great and informative video.
Thank you for posting.
I watched through the entire video even though i live only 17°N. You make it so interesting. Keep going mate.
Exactly what was needed 🙌🏻
Another solid video 🙏
thank you for uploading ur da best
Great video mate!
Thanks for the brilliant video. Didn’t know that something like NLC existed before!
P.S.: Eagerly awaiting your book.
Subscribed right when you explained the 10° trick. I like the way you talk too! =D
WOW..AMAZING..I would love to see and photograph these some day..Excellent video..YAAAY for us Patreon Members..I am so looking forward to your book..be well and stay safe..
Spectacular work thank you so much this is incredibly fascinating and it’s relaxing to listen to you talk about everything too💯🌹😊🇺🇸
Wow, I didn't even know those existed. So much to learn in this newly picked up hobby.
Whoohoo, you just gave me an inspiration for something to try with my 85/1.8 lens. Ta butt!
Super cool !
Great, interesting video Alyn! Love it! Last year they were so good that they were above my head 😳
I saw them on a trip to Alaska I went on truly beautiful and as always fantastic video and information cheers from Florida :)
Amazing video Alyn, this natural beauty doesn't get much attention, waiting for a video on the Zodiacal Light!
I saw them last night/this morning, about 3am. from Fife. Too sleepy to find my camera for pics. Might ready one today in case I see them tonight.
Brilliant ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yesss!!! I've been waiting for this
Hi Alyn. I just saw your video in partnership with photopills and loved it. I would request you to please make a video explaining your vlogging setup, loved how you did your screen share and phone share. I am starting my own setup in India and would love to learn it from the Master. Best regards.
Love your videos! I shoot sony as well A7Riii. Does yours not support the Sony App? It is how I fire remote shutter without needing anything external. Anyway, learning a lot watching you
Youve given me some tips so heres some for you, when youre hitting the table there is rumble, you can get rid of that by using a high pass filter either on the mic if it has one or in your editing software to cut it out, usually safe to cut everything below 80-100hz, and since your mic is a little further away i would add some low mids to bring back some of the body in your voice, cheers
Very cool!!!
Thanks for the video. I found it really helpful. I’ll be sure to give this a try! I’ll post my results!
Great video, thanks . Something new to shot:)
Wow, thats so cool! I had to no idea it was a thing, thank you for teaching me! I've definitely seen these before but just probably asumed they wer regular clouds. These are so cool though! You've taught me a a lot so thank you very much. Luckily I have a 85 1.8 so hopefully I'll be able to capture these things this summer! Can't wait cause I get camping often too. Cheers man.
First time i heard of these. Interesting!
Great video, keep it up👍🏻🎉
thanks for the interesting info
Great video. I saw them last year magical to see. I did not think of the 500 rule then. But I live in Norway at 59 degrees north, not sure if there is any stars at all in the bright summer nights. So if there is no stars i guess I can skip the 500 rule?
Good video!
Alyn - I don't know if you have seen this ballhead "Acratech Ultimate Ballhead". It works really well on top of my tracker because of the angle. Great videos, keep them coming, Thank You.
Awesome. Only seen them a few times and they really are wonderful, almost metallic :) Cheers.
Thanks for the tip, need to have a go at timelapsing them 👍🏻What would be the best weather conditions to look out for the get them ?
Superb! Any chance to see them if I am in Italy?
Ah ha! Another project for next summer. My wife will be thrilled. 🙄
Thanks Alyn, very helpful information as always. I've only ever seen them once, last year from Craig Cerrig Gleisiad. Pretty special!
I diden't kown these coulds exits. Great video as always 👍✌
Can you take photos of NLC’s with smartphone cameras? Like iPhone 12 Pro Max? Doesn’t have to be the best photo but just enough to capture it
Hope I can shoot some NLCs this summer, I was having a lot of trouble last year getting decent photos... I think your tips will definitely help, so thanks for that!
And Adrien makes amazing videos, if people haven't heard of him yet they should definitely check him out!
- Colin
Awsome- a fan from china
Only The Polar Region..I Live North Of Pittsburgh Pa,I Just Uploaded a Video From Yesterday Morning About 10 Min Before Sunset..and Love Watching The Twighlight Stay In The Western Horizon At Night,Although Now Its Blocking Me From The Zodiacal Light,Grrrrrr....I Like Your 500 Rule For Short View,Just Crazy Looking To Have That Down Here..Great Video Brother,Happy Days and Clear Skies
Is it possible for NLCs to be too dim to be seen with the Naked eye? I'm 100 percent sure I caught NLCs just last night on my camera but I couldn't see them at all.
Good video, but could you tell us what is the application of your phone to see the angles of the sun that appears in the minute 7:01 please if you are so kind?
Do you have a video about how to process a NLC image? I have some great shots from a couple of years ago but never managed to process them well. Thanks, Alice.
Hi, like your channel. a lot of good there. Do you have any experience with the Natural Night filter? just a tip for a future vlog episode.
hello Alyn. how is it possible to forecast noctilucent clouds ? might you have a site to suggest ? thanks
nice video thank you
Thanks ! Really interesting to know 🙂
so interesting Alyn! This morning I didn't know what NLC's were - and now - I'm on a mission to photograph them 😃. Thanks for always sharing your knowledge with us.
Very interesting. One question - can you see them with the naked eye or do they first become apparent in a photo ( with a longer exposure )?
Easily visible to the naked eye. Pretty much as you see in these photos
Always have a focus problem with nlc's. Maybe this year. x 😏
Anyone knows why is the "Daisy radar" usually 3 days behind? Although it's hopeless for forcasting, it's definitely handy to compare your photographs to latest displays.
Just a question, now that you speak about 500 rule. Look I have a 77D (APSC, so instead of 500; 300) and I made a couple of star trails. Hundreds of pictures then mixed with Star Stax, so I could have timelapses and also star trails, like you said in another video. The thing is that I shooted twice with the same lens (18-55), once pointing Polaris and the other the same degrees up, but south. And the setting for Polaris were 25 seconds at 28mm (so I broke the rule) iso 400 and vertical shooting. For my surprise there were tiny points and no little lines around the stars. So wierd. But the second time I didn't brake the rule; 15 seconds at 18mm facing the south sky with 200 iso with horizontal shooting, and surprise, lines around the stars. Why is that? Help. Is becouse south stars are closer now? XD I don't know dude, this was so wierd.
How do you tell between NLCs and other high altitude clouds that could look similar to a novice?
Hey mate, love the content recently with these informative/how to style videos! Could you maybe do a small section on how you plan when to go get photos? I use photopills and clear outside apps but never really know when to make the 100% go ahead plan. I’m lucky I can take time off work normally at the drop of a hat, but just wondered how you make your mind up on if it’s worth going or giving it a pass. Cheers!
In the famous words of Wayne Gretzky, "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take" :) nobody is psychic dude, fortune favours the brave
I just want to know how to take amazing sunsets and capture their exact color. Is that possibe?
Thank you for another great video.
I did try to subscribe to your mailing list but the page threw an error: 403 Forbidden.
I am brand new to these types of clouds and I am looking to learn more. I presently live in South Louisiana so I will not see them here.
Need to make a trip. I'm at 43.4N :(
Do still see the starlink on the sky??
Can you do a video about light pillars? I couldn't find a lot of information on the internet about them
Ice crystals retracting light in the atmosphere. It is quite cool. I have seen them in my city (Umeå)
Alyn, do you have a bahtinov mask that would fit the samyang 14mm manual lens?
I have this one and it works perfect. The only issue I have with stuff like this, is you need a filter holder, so that is more stuff to pack.
This mask will give you perfect focus, but I'm finding the more I practice; the better I get at focusing in the dark.
www.lonelyspeck.com/sharpstar/
Last year I was on the hunt for them during two weeks before summer solstice. They finally appeared on June 21st. Beautiful sight. Unfortunately I was attending a festival and had no gear... Also, I was the only guy looking in the opposite direction of the scene during the concert haha. Let's see what this year brings. twitter.com/i/status/1157461438509830144
Can you only see them after sunset or also before sunrise?
Yes before susnrise too. Any time during astronomical twilight or nautical twilight, dusk or dawn
Alyn Wallace thanks mate
I'm so lucky to live in 56 latitude and I can see the Noctilucent clouds
Below minus 120 degrees..... so about the warmth my in-laws show me 😬
pls upload new vid pls ur bright as the moon
I live in Italy + quarantine = I'm fucked