It doesn’t look like it’s that far from you. The center of the eclipse path looks like it just north of the northern tip of New Hampshire. Maybe if you had a bigger deck?caitianx said:
What kind of lens is it?Zeke said:
Thanks for making me investigate this filter that I ordered further. After look through the questions asked about it I see that it’s not sufficient for what I was going to use it for and I canceled the order. Any recommendations?ade said:What kind of lens is it?
Just curious by the filter size and the sun/moon (safest size-in-the-sky reference) is pretty small in the sky.
Do you have tele-converters/multipliers in your bag o' stuff?
I did a quick lens cost search for over yon and
Yes, I bought the appropriate remote release for my Sony after I bought the camera, used, on eBay. Now I’ve got to get my Slik tripod out and put the the handgrip release swivel reassembled after I took it apart.ade said:I just use 2 polarizing filters and twist the outer one as needed.
There's a load of technical blogs and forums out there to bamboozle your mind
On edit: I tend avoid looking through the viewfinder anyway, as a precaution, but also because it's still quite hard to get a crisp focus and I'll use the pixelpeep function (I forget it's proper name) on the lcd screen.
More edit: you've got remote shutter release, haven't you?
I found a filter that appears like it will work and ordered it. The link is: https://a.co/d/6xh7Wwm and I attached a screenshot of part of the listing. In the description it’s claimed to work with a digital SLR so that it doesn’t burn out the sensor plate or view finder. Besides the filter I ordered a 10 pack of eclipse glasses made to American Astronomical Society specifications. You’re supposed to be able to tear one of the lenses off and use it to protect your iPhone camera if you’re using it to photograph the eclipse. I included a screenshot of its Amazon listing as well. What do you think will these will suffice?ade said:What kind of lens is it?
Just curious by the filter size and the sun/moon (safest size-in-the-sky reference) is pretty small in the sky.
Do you have tele-converters/multipliers in your bag o' stuff?
I did a quick lens cost search for over yon and
Do you have the link to the glasses? I'd like to examine the listing for the glasses' certification stating CE or ISO standards compliance to make sure they're safe. I bought some 'postcard' eclipse viewers once and when they arrived, they had no certification and I destroyed them. I want to make sure yours are legit.Zeke said:
The shadow clips the top-left of PA...but you get 90+ percent, average. Still a good show. Between the yellows is the Totality Zone.mistykitty said:
The 10 pack of eclipse glasses link is: https://a.co/d/cTRPyJ8BobbiSueEllen said:
Maybe I will get to see some of it thenBobbiSueEllen said:
