Video shot in northern Iceland captured the stunning Northern Lights on 26 March.

The footage was shot near the town of Dalvik, north of Akureyri.

It was very windy at the time with gusts around 80kmh (50mph) and was hard to find clear skies, with cloud cover in many places. But finally the lights became visible shortly after nightfall.

At the end of the video, someone seen in shot forms a heart with their hands, in reference to the stop lights at junctions in Akureyri, which are heart shaped.

It was filmed with an EOS R6 camera, a Sigma 20mm F1.4, and a Viltrox speed booster 0.71x.
And edited in 4:3 crop to minimise vignetting before being downsized from 4K to 1080p.

realtime video of northern lights in northern Iceland near the town of Dalvik, north of Akureyri.
watch the end, forming a heart with hands ... this is in reference to the stop red traffic lights in Akureyri which are heart shaped.
the event was not extremely bright but nonetheless very impressive to see.
it was very windy in that part of Iceland with windgusts around 80km/h .
much of Iceland had clouds and it was tricky to find clear skies that night to see the northern lights. That's what aurorahunting is all about.
it started shortly after nightfall.
filmed with EOS R6, Sigma 20mm F1.4 , Viltrox speedbooster 0.71x .
edited in 4:3 crop to minimize vignetting.
downsized from 4K to 1080p.
original sound, wind, reduced.