Who's going to shoot the Total Eclipse?
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These are really nice! Much better than mine which I will post next.
It was immensely cloudy here although they weren't calling for clouds when I looked at the forecast yesterday. 
So it was hit and miss because at times the sun was completely covered in clouds. No glow on the horizon which is what I was hoping for. The initial settings I dialed in didn't do me any good because they were way too underexposed.
Ahh well...here is mine.
So it was hit and miss because at times the sun was completely covered in clouds. No glow on the horizon which is what I was hoping for. The initial settings I dialed in didn't do me any good because they were way too underexposed. Ahh well...here is mine.
Just-Clayton
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RocketCowboy
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Is it too early to start planning 2024??
Dawg Pics
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Set your phone alert. You have 7 years to save for a computer driven equatorial mount.
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RocketCowboy
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Dawg Pics
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I don't even know what that is!
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BackdoorArts
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Graviola Karen
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Hello! This is a Partial Eclipse from Brazil northeast, used a Nikon D5300
Also got a video with sunset eclipsed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyIRRAgIQhg
Great Day for me. Sunny forecast all day. Camera set up by 12:30. Total span of eclipse was from 1:15 to 4:09 in South Carolina. With totality around 2:45. Clouds rolled in at 1, Pouring down rain by 2:30. Stating to clear at 6. What a wasted trip. We checked the local news and there was only ONE thunderstorm in the entire state of SC. It just happened to be right over my head. Oh Well... 2024 - Texas up through Maine for the next one.
Were you able to take any photos at the beginning of the eclipse? It was cloudy for us, too, but fortunately there were a few breaks. We had about 74% partial totality here in eastern Pennsylvania. The next one in 2024 is supposed to go over the northwestern part of Pennsylvania so my guess is we will have more than 74% during that eclipse. This next one looks to be closer than this last one.
Afraid not. This storm was spooky. It was not even on the weather radar until just befroe the eclipse started. It lingered until after the eclipse was over.
