Curious about this! I captured a shot of the Northern Lights on May 10, and there’s a circular shape in the photo—is that from the camera? I couldn’t see the lights with my own eyes, but my iPhone camera did a great job of capturing them!
Curious about this! I captured a shot of the Northern Lights on May 10, and there’s a circular shape in the photo—is that from the camera? I couldn’t see the lights with my own eyes, but my iPhone camera did a great job of capturing them!
It sounds like you captured some amazing photos of the Northern Lights! The circular effect you’re seeing could be due to lens flare, a reflection in the lens, or even an artifact from the camera itself, especially since you mentioned it wasn’t visible to the naked eye. iPhone cameras are really good at picking up low light, which might explain why you got such a great shot! If you’re seeing a halo or circular spot in the image, it’s likely just a lens characteristic. Do you have other pictures from that night that show the lights differently?