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Total Solar Eclipse (Aug. 1, 2008)
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PhotographerBernd PauliLocationKetsch (Southern Germany)DateAug 01, 2008 / 11:32 CEDSTEquipmentC-90 + solar filter + digital cameraDescriptionMaximum partial eclipse for the coordinates indicated in the picture. Almost clouded out but on cloud 7 when the clouds thinned for a moment so that I was able to quickly hold my digital camera to the 20 Erfle and take this pic! Best regards, Bernd |
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PhotographerMahdi ZamaniLocationAltai , Novasibirsk , Russia and tehran , IranDate1 August 2008 and 16 August 2008Equipmenttelescope : 110 APO , camera :30D EOS canon , mount : HEQ5Descriptiontwo eclipse in a month . |
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PhotographerRyad El KhatibLocationMongolia, Altai mountainsDateAugust 1st, 2008EquipmentCamera Minolta XG9 with Rubinar 500 mm and Fujichrome Velvia 50 ISO, scanned at 3600 dpi with Nikon Coolscan V EDDescriptionA composite of 22 pictures from 1/1000 s. to 2 s. A star (Delta Cancri ?) is visible through the right side of the corona. The camera was installed on a tripod at 2 km from the central line. No clouds on the sky. |
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PhotographerJuan Carlos CasadoLocationNovosibirsk (Russia)Date2008 August 1stEquipmentSchmidt-Cassegrain telescope, 102 mm aperture, f/10. Canon EOS Rebel XT modified. Composite of 25 images with exposures between 1/1000s-1/20sDescriptionThe image captures the whole sequence of totality phase: Contacts (Baily's beads), prominces, and corona details. |
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PhotographerOlivier GARDELocationMongolia near BurenhayrhanDate01/08/2008 11h04 UTEquipmentDSLR Canon 20 Da with nikon lens 200mm and focal doubleur Nikon. tripod Manfrotto with astrotrac TT320 guiding systemDescriptionThis picture is the result of stacking 6 singles exposures from 1/2000s to 0,6s at 800 ISO. |
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PhotographerAntonio CocconcelliLocationBarnaul, SiberiaDate01 08 2008EquipmentTakahashi Fs 78, Canon 350D with ir pass, 1/500 at 400 isoDescriptionThe big protuberance during the totality |
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PhotographerPIERRE ARPINLocationLake Ob, near NovosibirskDateAug. 1th 2008EquipmentCamera : Nikon D40 with a 500mm catadioptric telephoto with 1000 Oaks solar filter.DescriptionThis is the only picture made during the eclipse. My automatic picture taking malfunctionned just before totality. |
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PhotographerAndreas GadaLocationKhoton Lake, MongoliaDateAugust 1, 2008 10:57:46 UTEquipmentSky Watcher ED 80, 600 mm f/7.5, on a stripped down Losmandy GM-8 mount. Canon 40D camera, ISO 200, 1/1000”,DescriptionMongolian Expedtions’ solar eclipse camp at Khoton lake Mongolia, (Lat. 48° 38” 46” N, Long> 88° 18” 46” E, Elev. 2079 m). From this fantastic location our group, 27 avid eclipse chasers, and support staff of 19, had a breath taking view the eclipse. The sky was clear, however there was a strong wind, which required the use of a wind block to shelter the equipment. This image is one of 2,500 that were taken, which will be used to create a time-lapse movie of the eclipse. |
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PhotographerDelaporteLocationChina / Xinjiang - Hami RegionDate01/08/08 - 19:09:14EquipmentOrion 80/600 Telescope with Eos 350D on EQ3-2 mountDescriptionIn this photo, the Moon is going out from the Solar disk and light comes out with a violet ray. |
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PhotographerLynn van RooijenLocationWeiXiZia, Yiwu, ChinaDate1 Aug. 2008 18:00 - 20:00EquipmentCanon EOS 20Da, 300mm lense @ ISO 200, f5.6; tripod mountedDescriptionThe phases of the total eclipse as seen from WeiXiZia -- and the problems we had with clouds! The last part before 4th contact was clouded out, explaining the empty space on the right. |
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