Annular eclipse
Taken by Evan Zucker on October 14, 2023 @
Lamesa, Texas
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I purposely viewed the eclipse from near the edge of the annularity path in order to maximize Baily's Beads. My wife and I were 2.5 miles/4.0 kms from the northern edge near Lamesa, Texas.
I recorded video of annularity with two cameras, one with a solar filter and one without. The filtered one was taken with a Nikon P900, at 285mm, which is equivalent to about 1600mm on a full-sized sensor. The unfiltered one was taken with a Sony A1, Sony 200-600mm lens with 2x teleconverter at about 1100mm, 4K video. These videos are available at my web site www.evanzucker.com and on my YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@ezucker/videos
I also shot a series of photos with a third camera at a fixed exposure showing how dark it really got. The time lapse is at my web site and YouTube channel.
Photographer's website:
https://evanzucker.smugmug.com/Astronomy-and-Sky/Eclipses/Solar-Eclipses/2023-October-14-annular-eclipse/
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