Not one of the largest...

But still pretty. I am talking about Noctilucent Clouds. it was only a week ago, we had the only major, superior beautiful display of Noctilucent Clouds over Stockholm. However, i was working and could only take photos with my iPhones (which is , but only when Apple's ProRAW is being enabled) ensuring to get very good image quality from night images.

Tonight, the display is smaller - but has some really nice features of waves. As you "zoom in" - using a longer lens - you see the waves and bulges within those nano-particles hovering over earth at 80 km and a temperature of at least -83°C.

The Fujifilm GFX 100s II continues to deliver highest quality - together with lenses like Pentax 645 FA 150-300/5.6 ED (IF) as well native Fujinon GF 500/5.6 OIS and Fujinon GF 110/2 lenses.

However, not necessary to use a 102 MP camera *grin* Any good camera will do a great job, whether fullframe or smaller MicroFourThirds camera. Of course I disabled IBIS and OIS, and used s tripod with relatively low ISO.