If you are lucky to live in the eclipse's path here is a link.Upcoming solar eclipse to project 'ring of fire' - CNN.comHas anyone here taken any eclipse pictures before what are the "Do's and Don'ts"?
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Ring of Fire Eclipse today
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Track the path --> How to track the solar eclipse this weekend | How To - CNET
N.E. Arizona in Hopi land would be an exciting place to be today.
http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEgoogle/SEgoogle2001/SE2012May20Agoogle.html
http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEgoogle/SEgoogle2001/SE2012May20Agoogle.html
I have no idea. I know you don't want to ruin the sensor with direct sunlight. The one page I posted above showed them reflecting with a mirror but it seems to me that it would still be too bright.
If I was in the direct path I would wait and shoot only when the sun is fully eclipsed and capture the ring of fire. I would wager that wouldn't be too bright.
If I was in the direct path I would wait and shoot only when the sun is fully eclipsed and capture the ring of fire. I would wager that wouldn't be too bright.
Use welder's glass shield. I believe you can get some that are #10 to #14, and probably darker. I used a #10-H and got some shots off today around 7:30.