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Greetings. I got up bright and early this morning to capture the eclipse. The image is a composite of 14 frames, 10 for the eclipse and 4 for the background. I used MS ICE to stich the background and PS to add the sun photos. The photos are spaced at 10 mins apart and start at 0548 and end at 0724. Equipment used was a Canon T3, Samyang 85mm lens, and a homemade solar filter using Baader film. Thanks for looking.
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That's a great composite pic Scott.

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Really nice image! Thanks for putting in the effort and time, then sharing it! :)
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very nice work , thx .
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Fantastic composition Scott.
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Beautiful image. How far were you from the centerline?
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Awesome Hondo!
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AstroBee wrote: Fri Jun 11, 2021 10:59 pm Beautiful image. How far were you from the centerline?
Thank you. I was approximately 1800 km (1100 miles) east of the centreline.
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