Eclipse time lapse
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The eclipse played hide-and-seek with us all night. Clouds blocked everything until past the halfway mark, then it was in and out. Near the end it cleared up and I got these 7 images of the tail end of the eclipse - thought I'd share.
All exposures are 320mm equiv., 1/500s, ISO100 at f/7.1 around 90 to 120 seconds apart. 20D with 70-200 f/4 L. 100% crops. Placement of images is mine, not the actual movement.
All exposures are 320mm equiv., 1/500s, ISO100 at f/7.1 around 90 to 120 seconds apart. 20D with 70-200 f/4 L. 100% crops. Placement of images is mine, not the actual movement.
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Follow the bouncing moon, I really like the shot but the placement of each seems a little too close to each other.
Final product does look good but not so natural looking
Well done...... Skippy
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Canon 30D, some lenses and stuff... I think im tired or something, i have a hard time concentrating.. hey look, a birdie!:clap
I'm just annoyed that I couldn't get the early part of the eclipse and see some nice redish color!
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