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Sorry to keep trickling these things in. I've been busy working 12-14hr shifts since the day after I returned from the eclipse event and I'm just now getting around to going through the huge data dump I have.
I saw on YouTube someone attempted this back during the 2017 eclipse and thought I would try and replicate it.
This video was taken with a Canon 5DM3 and Canon 14mm wide-angle lens. The camera was set to full manual control and I started it about 15 minutes prior to totality with an over-exposed view, hoping that during totality it would more accurately look like what we saw live. Well, my starting exposure was not over-exposed enough as it ended up getting much darker than reality. I guess I'll have to start chasing eclipses until I get this right?
The video covers about 30 minutes real time, 15 minutes before and after totality, compressed into 2.5 minutes.

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nice one again , thx .
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Nice time lapse, your skies looked alot like ours did.

Thanks !
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