I used my Sony a7iv with the 200-600 (took all my images at 400mm f8 iso 100). I made a solar filter from baader film for getting the partial eclipse images (they're in the video I posted to /c/space, but took the filter off during totality to get this image and a couple of others)
Oh I also used a star adventurer 2i for tracking during the eclipse so that I could just use a timer to take intermittent images rather than having to continuously readjust the camera.
Yeah based off of some other comments, those are prominences. The big arc that's at 5 o'clock in the photo was actually visible to the naked eye as a red dot, which was pretty cool.
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casmael@lemm.ee · 15 pts · 2y
Wow that’s a nice shot what gear did you use
somethingp@lemmy.world · 12 pts · 2y
I used my Sony a7iv with the 200-600 (took all my images at 400mm f8 iso 100). I made a solar filter from baader film for getting the partial eclipse images (they're in the video I posted to /c/space, but took the filter off during totality to get this image and a couple of others)
Oh I also used a star adventurer 2i for tracking during the eclipse so that I could just use a timer to take intermittent images rather than having to continuously readjust the camera.
Edit - for the future, if anyone is looking for what I used for the filter, I made this holder for Baader film: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6573400
Modva@lemmy.world · 8 pts · 2y
Fantastic shot. Is that a prominence at the bottom?
somethingp@lemmy.world · 5 pts · 2y
Yeah based off of some other comments, those are prominences. The big arc that's at 5 o'clock in the photo was actually visible to the naked eye as a red dot, which was pretty cool.
Modva@lemmy.world · 4 pts · 2y
Insane. Had no idea they were that big. New phobia unlocked.