Solar Eclipse 08.04.2024 Clarksville Texas (Dennis Kaiser)

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Solar Eclipse 08.04.2024 Clarksville Texas

Ich habe gerade die totale Sonnenfinsternis live miterleben können! Wir waren in Clarksville Texas, an einem schönen See wo sich hunderte begeisterte Besucher versammelten um das Event zu erleben.Tagelang haben wir die Wetter Channels verfolgt um den besten Platz dafür zu finden.Es war wie ein lotto Spiel mit dem Wetter heute, immer wieder zogen dichte Wolken durch, dann klarte es wieder auf und man konnte den Verlauf vom ersten Kontakt bis zweiten Kontakt gut verfolgen. Man konnte den Temperaturabfall vor der totalen Finsternis richtig spüren.Es war ein unwirkliches Erlebnis ! Sowas lässt sich schwer in Worte fassen was einem da durch den Kopf geht. Als es soweit war dass die Finsternis ihren Höhepunkt erreichte war es wirklich stock finster , alles war still und ein schwarzer Fleck in mitten der Sonne zu sehen !! Was für ein Anblick, das Spektakel dauerte ganze 4 Minuten und 30 Sekunden die aber rasend schnell vergingen.Ich hab es geschafft von allen Phasen ein Bild zu knipsen. Dies ist nur eine Vorauswahl, zuhause werde ich mich nochmal damit auseinander setzen und eventuell ein HDR Bild erstellen.Ich bin echt super froh dass ich die weite Reise auf mich genommen habe um das mitzuerleben.Das ganze Erlebte muss ich jetzt erst mal verarbeiten und für die nächste Sonnenfinsternis bin ich dann auf jeden Fall gerüstet 😄☀️🌑

Equipment wie folgt

Skywatcher Star adventurer
TS INED 70 420mm
Canon EOS 1000d mod
Explore Scientific Sonnenfilterfolie
Intervallometer

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