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Dec 04, 2010 15:34 |  #1

December 6, 2010.
7D, 200mm sigma f/8.


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Dec 04, 2010 15:36 |  #2

How'd you do that? 8 billion neutral density filters?


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Dec 04, 2010 16:41 |  #3

Mylar - bought an A4 sheet and made filters.


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Dec 06, 2010 11:27 as a reply to  @ ecce_lex's post |  #4

Holy crap that's incredible. Definitely something I'd like to try any suggestions?


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Dec 07, 2010 06:20 as a reply to  @ J-RoN's post |  #5

Suggestions - yes: buy a filter.

Without proper protection you will kill your camera (best case scenario) or go blind instantly. And forever. This is no joke, nor paranoia, the sun will permanently mess you up if you look at it, especially through optics.

Mylar filters are relatively cheap, you can get them in A4 sheets and cut the size you need. Other alternatives exist (Ha for example) but very expensive - although results are impressive.


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