It shouldn't take that long for one's eyes to adjust. 10-12 minutes or less out where it's completely dark.

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May 11, 2024
11:29:15pm

lightmann All-American

It shouldn't take that long for one's eyes to adjust. 10-12 minutes or less out where it's completely dark.

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lightmann

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Reading about the Northern lights and whether you can see them with just a camera or your eyes, apparently

CSoul Hardcore Democrat

May 11, 11:25pm

It shouldn't take that long for one's eyes to adjust. 10-12 minutes or less out where it's completely dark.

lightmann

May 11, 11:29pm

According to these sources it's 20-30 minutes or longer. Specifically the rods are what takes longer.

CSoul

May 12, 1:56am

Same way as meteor showers, star gazing, etc

cougarfan84

May 12, 12:07am

Or just go somewhere where it’s very active. Island Park on Friday night was bright enough to light up the ground

Bert609

May 12, 12:08am

Was driving home from an unspecified city 120 miles west of salt lake. Pretty

Jstak17

May 12, 12:21am

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