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[Tom Masterson]

Fredericksburg Texas. Sun played hide and seek through thick clouds.

 

Sony a6000, 94mm f/7 Brandon Triplet.

 

 

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[Nerd1]

Had a good day,

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[WadeH237]

Here is a rough draft of one of my images from the TSP event in Aquilla, TX.
 
I have lots of data to go through and there is great potential, but it'll have to wait until I get home.  Unfortunately, I do have some higher priorities, with it may be a week or two before I can get to it.
 
There were both high and low level clouds covering the sun on and off for the entire partial time before totality.  They parted at the last minute, and we got 4 and half minutes of glorious totality.
 
What an awesome day!
 

[AbsolutelyNot]

One more, a quick montage of the eclipse, from 40% to 40%.  Nikon D7100, 300mm f4, ISO 400, f11, various exposures.  Hamilton, Ontario.

Edited by AbsolutelyNot, 08 April 2024 - 10:18 PM.

[Drothgeb]

It was hazy where I was at in Kirby, AR. And we were real tight on space on this trip, so no scope and mount. But I did manage to get a few shots with my DSLR. Looks OK, but not like our view through binoculars. That was amazing.

 

Edited by Drothgeb, 08 April 2024 - 10:41 PM.

[Jlex]

From Southern Indiana.

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[Borodog]

Here was maximum coverage from St. Augustine, Florida. Click for a less than stellar (see what I did there) animation on Astrobin.

 

 

 

PS. I have no idea how to process H-alpha solar images.

Edited by Borodog, 09 April 2024 - 06:55 AM.

[naztronomy]

Amazing pictures in this thread! Here are a couple of mine. 

 

If anyone's interested in a tutorial on how to create a totality HDR image, I made one here last week: https://www.youtube....h?v=8pnV7VP6Oaw

 

I plan on recreating it again with my newly acquired data. 

 

 

[RyanSem]

Compressed the picture to heck and back to get it to fit on CloudyNights, but I'm super happy that I was able to see the eclipse through clouds in Erie, PA today - let alone get a decent picture of it!!

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[Flying_Fox]

My shot with Panasonic FZ300 camera.

 

 

Rogersville, New Brunswick.

 

 

 

[blowe]

Vincennes IN. Perfect clear skies. 6” newt go to mount Nikon5100

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[Tinker]

I had zero expectations for any of my pictures to look even remotely decent, so I'm pretty happy with the results. Pics were taken with a Canon 6D and a 200mm telephoto lens, pics were cropped but otherwise untouched.

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[comets4tom]

I was able to get some images about 18 miles north of Eagle Pass, Texas in spite of cloudiness.

Taken with a Pentax K-5 with a zoom lens at 300mm.

 

Tom H.

[Jlex]

I had zero expectations for any of my pictures to look even remotely decent, so I'm pretty happy with the results. Pics were taken with a Canon 6D and a 200mm telephoto lens, pics were cropped but otherwise untouched.

Your Diamond Ring image is a money shot, well done!

[Cpk133]

My humble pics through cirrus in Strongsville OH.  

 

 

 

Edited by Cpk133, 09 April 2024 - 05:06 PM.

[chvvkumar]

Just got back home and haven't had the time to edit any thing. This straight from camera.

 

[Deep13]

Medina County, Ohio. Thin layer of intermittent clouds. Televue 101, 60mm Coronado H-alpha solar filter, 20mm Televue Plössl, Samsung Pixel6 (??).

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[djp183]

Lake Erie, Ontario.

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[fieldsweeper]

We got lucky, locate  Mount Pleasant, tx.

tell me more about that seestar? I wondered how gimmicky those smart scopes are, but for an all in one, they seem to make some darn decent pics. Not even really using the price as a comparison lol.
 

 

 

Also for others, most of the pics thru clouds still look perfect... the extra cloud effect near gives it a cool different effect as well. 

Edited by fieldsweeper, 09 April 2024 - 01:47 AM.

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[Davemartin888]

Crops from videos, in a 92% area but clouds in and out. 

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[Rhiakath]

Here was maximum coverage from St. Augustine, Florida. Click for a less than stellar (see what I did there) animation on Astrobin.

 

 

 

PS. I have no idea how to process H-alpha solar images.

What was your set up for this?

[Steven.Hagler]

Dallas, TX (from my back yard near downtown)

 

Canon 600D attached to ZWO FF107 w/reducer (~550 FL) on top of AM5 Mount (that had been polar aligned the previous night).  The camera was controlled via SETnC.  Will see what else I can find as I shift through the hundreds of photos taken via 3 different cameras/scopes.

 

Very little processing to adjust the colors.

 

Edited by Steven.Hagler, 09 April 2024 - 07:42 AM.

[Borodog]

What was your set up for this?

Lunt LST50Ha + ASI678MC on a Vixen GP.

[Starhunter249]

West Frankfort City Park Illinois near the end of the eclipse. The massive prominence was awesome to see just visually,  a bright reddish pink radiance among the white glow of the Corona. Here is a raw image from a video frame shot near the end of the eclipse thru my 8 inch dobsonian, 32mm plossl, afocal on an iPhone7.

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