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Jim Oberg, I can try to check, but I have no idea which websites allow to do it?
I insist again that the phenomenon is very exagerated and deformed by long exposure + 12800 ISO + fisheye.
We would have needed at least one picture without long exposure (which we don't have) to figure out the real rendering of phenomenon.
I don't pretend at all JVC Van Heijst purposely exagerated it, but his "job" was to bring out the phenomenon as much as possible, which he did
brilliantly!
Still would have been visible without long exposure as he said, but definitely not as bright.
We can only thank him for his availability and all informations he's sharing with us.
To help understand that, I repeat the comparaison between these 2 pictures, taken only with 22 seconds difference, but the first is 8 seconds
exposure, the second is 3 seconds. It allows to see how long exposure exagerate/deform lights and size of glow.
8 seconds exposure
3 seconds exposure
It might be interesting to do some camera tests to check how much deformation/exageration are generated by camera settings/lens.
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