barry, your test exposures look correct to me
Mario
On Sun, Mar 31, 2024 at 9:03 PM BARRY YOMTOV via Photo photo@lists.gaac.us
wrote:
These last two weekends I've been getting my setup ready for imaging the
eclipse. I will be on Marblehead so I'm only going to get the 92% version.
I "dusted off" my Williams Optics 81 mm triplet that I've used for the
previous solar and lunar eclipse. I imaged with my 4Ti DSLR and the solar
filter is just a simple Astrozap. Attached are two examples from last week
(a bit hazy) and yesterday with some minor Photoshop processing. I took a
number of images at different ISO and exposure setting and ended up setting
the DSLR for ISO100 and 1/4000 sec with the full Sun. Any suggestions would
be appreciated.
Thanks
Barry
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barry, your test exposures look correct to me
Mario
On Sun, Mar 31, 2024 at 9:03 PM BARRY YOMTOV via Photo <photo@lists.gaac.us>
wrote:
> These last two weekends I've been getting my setup ready for imaging the
> eclipse. I will be on Marblehead so I'm only going to get the 92% version.
> I "dusted off" my Williams Optics 81 mm triplet that I've used for the
> previous solar and lunar eclipse. I imaged with my 4Ti DSLR and the solar
> filter is just a simple Astrozap. Attached are two examples from last week
> (a bit hazy) and yesterday with some minor Photoshop processing. I took a
> number of images at different ISO and exposure setting and ended up setting
> the DSLR for ISO100 and 1/4000 sec with the full Sun. Any suggestions would
> be appreciated.
> Thanks
> Barry
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