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9-Exposure blend using smart object stacking with mean blending and radial blur difference sharpening. Wyoming, USA.
Shot at about 428mm at f/5.6 with a 1.4x teleconverter and a (rented) D7200, giving approx 900mm equivalent field of view.
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Early stages of the April 2024 total eclipse over North Texas just prior to totality. I missed the "diamond ring" effect while removing the solar filter.
April 8, 2024.
Grand Prairie, Texas. Dallas County.
Nikon D850. AF-S Nikkor 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR.
Seymour Solar 95mm ND5 (0.3 stop) Helios solar glass filter.
f/8 @ 1/400 sec. (+1.3 EV) ISO 100.
Aligning the telescope at the University of Waterloo's Gustav Bakos Observatory.
I tried to take some photos through the eyepiece--not surprisingly, it didn't work too well. Moreover, I left my telephoto (no competition for the telescope) at home... teaches me.
Update: Here is a photo of the moon taken through the eyepiece, and here is a photo of the observatory.
The wisps of the solar corona and the hydrogen pink of solar prominences #eclipsechile2019 #eclipse2019 #totaleclipse #solarcorona #eclipselaserena2019 #laserenachile #eclipsechile
Here are some images from the total eclipse of the moon, that occurred on August 28 2007.
All shot with a 70-200/2.8, usually in manual exposure, at varying ISO speeds. Beware all the moon guides out there, because you're shooting a completely "different" colored object during a total lunar eclipse
There was a tripod (wish it were better), there was mirror lockup, and there was a remote shutter release.