Great American Solar Eclipse 2017: Totality (Pat Darmody)

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Great American Solar Eclipse 2017: Totality

We experienced 2 minutes and 10 seconds of totality at my home in Arnold, MO. We had about 20 people (all ages) at our home to celebrate and view the eclipse. There were some clouds off and on, but overall the weather was great and the eclipse. especially totality, was unbelievably beautiful! Words cannot describe it adequately.

I kept the ISO at 100 for all of these shots. The first image used a 1/320 sec shutter speed. All of these images are single frame shots. For now, I am just posting the "out of the camera" JPG files. I'll process the raw ones later. Since these photos were of totality, no solar filter was used. The only reason I kept the LPS-D1 light pollution filter in the scope was to cut out UV/IR, since I have a full-spectrum modifed T2i camera.

I have some partial phase shots also that I will process soon. You can also watch our GoPro time lapse of the eclipse at

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1a32_c1lJE

Thanks for looking!

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