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Lucky enough to capture the Dimond Ring effect and some tiny prominences of the solar eclipse while at work this afternoon.
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This was shot a couple seconds before totality. What a show the North America Eclipse provided in the north of the US today. Our niece and her husband lived right in the line of totality and I shot this from their back yard.
I am thrilled this was chosen by the NASA HQ Social Team for their eclipse gallery. NASA HQ Eclipse Gallery
Please enjoy the Solar details in Large. Thank you so much for your visit!
Taken on my c8 sct with a white light filter on the front and my canon 6d on the back clouds in the way most of time but what a sight taken at alnmouth beach northumberland
One of the pictures I took a few days during the solar eclipse. Unfortunately thick clouds rolled in right at the peak of the eclipse. Managed to get a glimpse between two dark clouds.
ظاهرة الكسوف الجزئي للشمس من سماء الدوحة حيث حدث الكسوف يوم الثلاثاء ٢٥/١٠/٢٠٢٢ في الساعة ١:٣٥ظهرا. و قد وصل الكسوف ذروته عند الساعة ٢:٤٧ حيث تم حجب قرص الشمس بنسبة ٣٨ ٪ . تحدث هذة الظاهرة نتيجة مرور القمر امام قرص الشمس . On Tue 25/10/2022, Doha witnessed a partial solar eclipse of maximum 38% @ 2:47 PM Sun coverage. This happens due to Moon pass in front of the Sun. This image is taken by Hydrogen filter telescope. As you can see the solar flares & prominence. Gear setup: Coronado PST double stack, Baader UV/IR cut, TV powermate 2.5x, ZWO 294MC @ 0, iOptron GEM 45. Captured by Sharpcap pro, stacked in Autostakkart! and processed in Registax.
Composite of the solar eclipse of April 8, 2024. Viewed in Washington, DC which experienced maximum 87% obscuration
The bright sunlight before the eclipse, changed as it started to a thin, but total cloud cover. This small window of opportunity allowed me to take this pic from my front garden at Hammersmith, between Ripley and Pentrich in Derbyshire.
Taken from North Oxfordshire, UK with a William Optics 70mm refractor fitted with a Thousand Oaks glass solar filter. Camera was a Canon 1100D. I set the camera to take a photo every 15 seconds because there was so much cloud around and I wanted the best chance of catching stuff between the gaps. I was manually adjusting the exposures every shot to compensate for the constantly changing light levels. I selected the 8 clearest images that covered the whole event for this collage and processed them to look as close as possible to each other. I have a timelapse video coming soon and that is no where near as uniform as this collage! There are two sunspot groups visible in these images.
Images were processed in Lightroom, collage made in Photoshop CS2, labels added in Fast Stone.
A composite of the April 8th, 2024 solar eclipse as seen in Waterloo, Ontario.
We reached 99.2% totality. Ah well, I'll try to do better on the next total eclipse which is will be visible here in 2079 !!
It was cloudy :(
15h20m supposed to be maximum 99,2% in my location, but I couldn't see that moment behind clouds. It was just dark almost as at night.
(explored Apr 17, 2024)
On Monday, August 21, 2017, all of North America was treated to an eclipse of the sun.
Partial Solar Eclipse seen from Chicago, IL
Shot Taken without Tripod.
We got a decent break from heavy cloud cover that was present up until a few minutes before totality. Bronte Harbour was quite busy since it was the closest site to Toronto with totality lasting for one minute. There was quite the traffic jam still present when I walked home.
I used the "Starry Sky" feature on my camera to avoid focus issues...it sets focus to infinity. No tripod used - had I noticed the ISO was so high I would have used a slower shutter speed.
Bronte Harbour, Oakville, Ontario.
Shot w/ Skywatcher 80ED Pro (.85X reducer), Nikon D7500 & Spectrum solar filter on Skywatcher EQM-35. 800 ISO & 1/800 exposure. Post-processed in Photoshop.
Sunnyvale, CA
Beautiful Eclipse. Shot from the Third Connecticut Lake right before the Canadian border. All stacked via photoshop
I headed out to east Texas to avoid the cloud cover that was affecting the entire area. Even though I missed some of the totality phase of the eclipse due to storm clouds and the high clouds affected a small amount focus of my totality shot, I did see the corona, solar prominences, and the almost complete 360 Degree dusk effect of the eclipse.
During the whole partial phase of the solar eclipse on 2024-04-08, a bright solar halo was visible in Montréal, Canada at the shore of St. Lawrence River. The halo quickly disappeared in the beginning of totality, but it was still fainlty visible in the very first seconds when this photo was taken.
2024.04.08. Montréal, Canada
Canon EOS 5D Mark II + Sigma EF 8mm
1/40 sec, f/4, ISO 800