When it comes to photographing the eclipse, make sure to do your homework and understand the risks. A filter on your dSLR can be a great way to capture images for a lifetime, but for the sake of your vision make sure it's secure. A filter that pops off at the wrong time can wreck your vision permanently.
The eclipse is not safe to view through a camera lens, nor by the naked eye, until it reaches totality. Still you will be tempted. "Just a quick peek" you tell your self. What can it hurt... and the light gathered by a camera lens crashes into your eye and burns a permanent momentous of the eclipse into your retina.
OK... enough drama. Make sure to use protection during the eclipse... wait... that could have been said better...
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Tim & Michele
2720SL The "Inator"
Tanium 600lb WDH, Atwood power Jack, 2 inch lift kit, 15 inch tires, 200W Solar, T105 Pair, Yamaha EF1000i w/ propane conversion, Tuson TSC electronic sway control, Trojan Hydrolink battery watering system
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