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I am going to Bryce Canyon Utah. I should be able to get a nice view from there. I have been there before and I think I know a great spot.
See link of Google Maps and Solar Eclipse Paths http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEgoogl...20Agoogle.html I am going to try and get an HDR of the eclipse with the canyon in the background. (I don't even know if that's possible) I have seen some incredible "Ring of Fire" pictures and I have an idea of what I want but don't know if it's possible. Does anyone have any pointers you would like to share?
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Yes. Do not try to shoot the eclipse without a proper filter. Ordinary ND filters are not good for this. While you can use them to block the visible light most of them will still let a lot of IR through - enough to fry your retina.
The Sun (and Moon) are very small (in terms of angular dimensions). Hold a dime at arm's lenght - that's a bit bigger than the sun's disc. In a wide-angle lens (such as one would normally use for a landscape) the Sun/Moon will be a near-invisible dot. |
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