An additional trick I noticed in my neighborhood it to shine a spotlight at
the offending street light sensor. That will sometimes shut them off for a
bit.
Mike
BTW-- The skies are dark here about 5-10 minutes from town in 3 directions.
Any nearby Rocky Mountain area members are welcome to email me for specific
sites.
I hope I am able to get out and capture some with Olympus 35SPn, OM1n
w/50f1.4, and my trusty (no flames please) Yashica Lynx 14E (45mm f/1.4).
Gregg Iverson wrote:
> I learned by accident one time that hitting the pole of a nightlite with
> a photo sensor, using a large object, will often shut the light off for
> about 10 minutes. That might give you enough time for a shot. But
> don't tell them I said to do it!
>
> Gregg
>
> Jan Steinman wrote:
>
> > Any Pacific Northwesterners interested in a Mt. Hood meteor party?
> >
> > The Timberline parking lot at 6,000 feet is probably no good, due to
> > lights
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