Total Solar Eclipse April 8, 2024

[4huskers]

 

[Trespassers W]

Here is mine. Didn't prepare for it, just snapped a picture at the last moment.

 

[Chrisa]

 

[Levina de Ruijter]

Great pics! Love them.

 

[kash80]

We didn't get totality, just shy of 90%

 

[Chrisa]

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[Kukulkan]

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Love the flares

 

[Pondrader]

I must live farther away from the sun lol.

 

[KenjiS]

Unfortunately where I live we had stupid amounts of cloud cover, I never saw totality


Eclipse April 2024 2 by Trevor H, on Flickr

Eclipse April 2024 1 by Trevor H, on Flickr

 

[Joedlh]

92% in my neck of the woods. There were high cirrus clouds most of the time. By luck a clear patch made its way overhead right around the maximum. Tried to get a shot with my 7Dii mounted on my Celestron NexStar 8SE, but the image was too big for my camera's sensor. So I fell back to an 80-200mm on the camera and shot through the solar filter from the telescope. The angle was awkward on my tripod, so I handheld everything. Could have used a third hand.

 

[Terry McDaniel]

99.8% in Marietta, OK. Second pic is where I put an early and late picture together in paint.

 

[3Rotor]

Here is my first go at the solar eclipse. First time imaging the sun as well. 94% totality in my area.

 

[hammer]

 

[Maureen Souza]

Nice work everyone. We had almost nothing here in California…I didn’t even go outside and look.

 

[OhLook]

Nice work everyone. We had almost nothing here in California…I didn’t even go outside and look.

Occlusion here was 35%. I did go and look. At the peak time (11:13 A.M.), if you didn't know something was supposed to happen, it just looked like a bright day. I think, though, the sky was a little darker blue than normally.

 

[Levina de Ruijter]

We didn't get totality, just shy of 90%

Works for me!

Unfortunately where I live we had stupid amounts of cloud cover, I never saw totality

Eclipse April 2024 2 by Trevor H, on Flickr

Eclipse April 2024 1 by Trevor H, on Flickr

92% in my neck of the woods. There were high cirrus clouds most of the time. By luck a clear patch made its way overhead right around the maximum. Tried to get a shot with my 7Dii mounted on my Celestron NexStar 8SE, but the image was too big for my camera's sensor. So I fell back to an 80-200mm on the camera and shot through the solar filter from the telescope. The angle was awkward on my tripod, so I handheld everything. Could have used a third hand.

All the different degrees of a partial eclipse work for me in equal amount to a total eclipse. Beautiful images, well taken.

 

[siginu]

I've got a lot to look through, but here is one that looked promising. We traveled to Jackson, MO to see it.

 

[4huskers]

Taken as the sun came out from behind the moon

 

[Tim Easterday]

Some high-level clouds in Ohio but that didn't seem to dull the experience at all. It was nice watching from home.

 

[phughes]

These are a coupld quick edits from RAW. We left at 3:30AM and didn't get back until 10:00PM afterdrivign a total of 500 miles for the day, so I am was beat. I quickly processes thes then went to sleep. I'll revisit them at some point to see if I can get more out of them. I used my Fuji X-T3 with the Canon 70-200 f/4 L IS attached with a Fringer adapter.