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PhotographerTom NordLocationDazhuang, ChinaDateAugust 1st, 2008 at appx. 7:13PM Local TimeEquipmentCanon 40D with 400mm EF-L Zoom LensDescriptionI took this at the centerline of the eclipse track in the desert north of Dazhuang, China which is northeast of Jiayuguan. The air was incredibly transparent and the eclipse was vivid. We showed many local Chinese the eclipse through our telescopes which was just as fun as the eclipse itself! |
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PhotographerGeorge PistikoudisLocationSiberia - Novosibirsk AkademgorodokDateAugust 1st 2008,EquipmentTelescope: Refractor Celestron ED80, mount: EQ6 Pro, Camera: Canon EOS 400D.DescriptionWith this photo i have captured the Baily's Beads from the Eclipse. The beads appeared a few moments before the second contact and the beginn of the totality.They are lasting only a few seconds. |
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PhotographerAlson WongLocationYiwu, ChinaDateAug. 1, 2008EquipmentTelescope: Borg 77 mm ED refractor Mount: Kenko Sky Memo Camera: Nikon D300DescriptionThis image of the corona was created from 35 separate exposures ranging from 1/4000 to 2 seconds. |
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PhotographerAnurag ShevadeLocationAmbernath,Thane,IndiaDate1st Aug 2008 16:12 ISTEquipmentCanon 400D @ prime focus of 4inch f/10 reflector on altazimuth mount & glass solar filter.The focuser was too tall to reach focal plane using adapter.So removed it & cam handheld over barrel.DescriptionPartial phase of eclipse a few minutes after 1st contact.cloudy weather prevented 1st contact visibility.No cloud free view of sun throughout the event.We hardly managed to get all equipments indoors as rain put a fullstop just before 2nd contact @ 6pm |
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PhotographerJaroslaw SmolarLocationUstronie near Kolobrzeg - POLANDDate08.01.2008EquipmentCoronado PST with AllCCd5 Mono camera on Celestron CG 5 GT mountDescriptionSolar eclipse taken with several shots (15 for prominences and 15 for solar disc) through Coronado PST with mono camera. Colorized with PS. |
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PhotographerElias ChasiotisLocationNovosibirsk, Russia.Date2008/08/01, 10:44:26 UT.EquipmentBresser Skylux 70mm refractor, Canon EOS 450D.DescriptionIt was a marvelous eclipse that we saw, visible so unexpectedly! For days the weather was unstable, but just before the eclipse the sky became so clear as if we were not in Siberia! The corona was beautiful, many prominences and large parts of the chromosphere were visible as well as many Baily's Beads. |
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PhotographerMohit KarveLocationPune, IndiaDate01/08/2008EquipmentCanon A570IS, Blue solar filter.DescriptionThe photo shows the gradual progress of the moon's shadow across the disc of the sun. The eclipse was only partial here and interrupted by clouds. The clouds do, however add an element of intrigue! |
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PhotographerMarkovic NedeljkoLocationNovi Sad, SerbiaDate2008 08 01 11h42min CETEquipmentScopos 80/560mm at HEQ5 and PCVC840K webcamDescriptionAs this was not a total solar eclipse for my location (Novi Sad, Serbia), I decided to do imaging with a webcam instead of DSLR, and than to make the animation of the event. With webcam I simply don`t have vibrations as with a DSLR. At the begining I took a 240 sec AVI - wanting to be sure to get the first contact, and starting it at 11h10m CET. Than I went for a shorter 3sec one each 30sec. At the end for the last contact again I went for a longer AVI, this time starting at 12h34m. Before I started processing AVIs, I extracted 3sec AVIs at 1/2 min intervals from two big ones, ending with 182 JPGs total. I started preparations and processing for animation, but due to bad alignement of my mount, I have manualy to realigne each image with the second one, and that is a loooooong way to go. So at this time I decided to post this single image of "MoonMountainsHangingDown", pointing at some nearest craters. This JPG is from a 11h42m AVI. Imaging was done from the roof of the bildin I live in (8th floor equiv.). AVIs were preprocessed in Registax3 and VirtualDub. Postprocessing in PS E2. |
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PhotographerAhmed El MorsyLocationMuscat – Sultanate of OmanDate1 August 2008 ; 3:23pmEquipmentSky Watcher Reflector Telescope D: 130mm F: 650mm Eye piece: 25mm Panasonic DMC-TZ5 ISO 100 Shutter Speed 1/60sec Aperture F 4.5 The Weather was partially cloudyDescriptionSun Eclipse, August 2008 |
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PhotographerAhmed El MorsyLocationMuscat – Sultanate of OmanDate1 August 2008 ; 3:20pmEquipmentSky Watcher Reflector Telescope D: 130mm F: 650mm Eye piece: 25mm Panasonic DMC-TZ5 ISO 100 Shutter Speed 1/13sec Aperture F 4.1 The Weather was partially cloudyDescriptionSun Eclipse, August 2008 |
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