Solar eclipse photography
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Great weather in Hopkinsville, Kentucky yesterday - one stray cloud passed in front of the sun just as the partial eclipse was ending. I'm on vacation for the rest of the week and won't be able to post anything from my DSLR until I get to my desktop, but from the camera they look good.
Sounds like the Midwest was hit or miss - my sister in law in Jackson, Michigan said it was raining there, but the family in Norvell (just a few miles east of there) was able to see it.
Sounds like the Midwest was hit or miss - my sister in law in Jackson, Michigan said it was raining there, but the family in Norvell (just a few miles east of there) was able to see it.
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Otherwise if you camera did not move during the photos you can layer all the photos over each other and then use an easy adjustment in photoshop to bring all the 'lights' out. You would have needed a fairly wide angle lens to catch the span of the eclipse from one camera position.
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