"Capturing and Viewing the Total Solar Eclipse: Essential Tips and Strategies"
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Photographer Stan Honda shares tips for capturing the upcoming total solar eclipse, advising the use of a sturdy tripod and remote shutter release for any camera. He recommends using a safe solar filter during partial phases and adjusting exposure settings for the corona. Honda suggests taking wide-angle shots to capture the eclipse in its setting and using a telephoto lens for close-ups of the celestial event. For those using smartphones, he recommends leaving the camera on automatic settings and prioritizing the experience of witnessing the eclipse firsthand.
Topics:science#astrophotography#camera-tips#eclipse-safety#photography#science-and-technology#solar-eclipse
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