In Northern Lights photography, exposure times are moderately long. I usually expose from a few seconds to half a minute.
The shutter speed varies depending on the amount of light. A moonless night, of course, requires a longer exposure time if you do not want to increase the ISO too high.
When using slow shutter speeds, shooting stars and other moving objects are often recorded in the photo. As shown in this photo. Shooting stars are a beautiful addition in to the night sky.
Press L and then F11 for a large view - then you can fully enjoy this picture!
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