Annular Solar Eclipse 21 Jun 2020
- Thread starter rameshtahlan
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rameshtahlan
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So finally i got everything ready for the final day.
rameshtahlan
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Went through the Guide for setting on the camera, so i had a good idea.
rameshtahlan
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The eclipse over Delhi was to start at 10:20,
by 10 I was all ready with my set up.
by 10 I was all ready with my set up.
rameshtahlan
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at dot 10:18 the clouds came and covered up the Sun.
Cheers.
Cheers.
rameshtahlan
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I had planned that no matter what, i will stay there for all whole 3.5 hours till 1:50 when eclipse would end.
So after the eclipse had started, suddenly the sky cleared, and i began my clicking,
and continued till the second shot you see, when clouds moved in again.
Cheers again.
These shots are with Solar Filter on.
So after the eclipse had started, suddenly the sky cleared, and i began my clicking,
and continued till the second shot you see, when clouds moved in again.
Cheers again.
These shots are with Solar Filter on.
rameshtahlan
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For Delhi the MAX Eclipse was to be at 12:01,
and a miracle happened,
suddenly i could see the eclipse with my naked eyes,
cause the clouds suddenly became thin and acted like a filter.
so i quickly removed the Solar Filter from the lens,
and began clicking, with camera set to Exp Bracket of 7 frames for + - 2 Stops,
and i started clicking every 3 seconds,
So this is the sequence of those 7 frames taken at the Max Exlipse for Delhi.
and a miracle happened,
suddenly i could see the eclipse with my naked eyes,
cause the clouds suddenly became thin and acted like a filter.
so i quickly removed the Solar Filter from the lens,
and began clicking, with camera set to Exp Bracket of 7 frames for + - 2 Stops,
and i started clicking every 3 seconds,
So this is the sequence of those 7 frames taken at the Max Exlipse for Delhi.
rameshtahlan
Super User
as i was doing this clicking, the clouds started to vanish,
i put the Solar Filter back on, and set the clicking to 12 to 10 sec approx interval till the eclipse finally finished.
So i have enough images for making 2 time-lapse,
one without Filter,
and one with Filter which is till the end of the Eclipse.
Since i was using iOptron Skyguider Pro,
my camera was tracking the Sun all the time.
half way through i had to make just one correction.
in the images you can see where the camera is pointing at 10:30 and then at 1:50
i put the Solar Filter back on, and set the clicking to 12 to 10 sec approx interval till the eclipse finally finished.
So i have enough images for making 2 time-lapse,
one without Filter,
and one with Filter which is till the end of the Eclipse.
Since i was using iOptron Skyguider Pro,
my camera was tracking the Sun all the time.
half way through i had to make just one correction.
in the images you can see where the camera is pointing at 10:30 and then at 1:50
rameshtahlan
Super User
I have finished the Time-lapse of the images that are towards the later part of the eclipse when clouds vanished and clicked till the end.
rameshtahlan
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Will soon post the Time-lapse of the images when i had removed the Solar filter,
and you can see the eclipse through the clouds,
and you can see the eclipse through the clouds,