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PhotographerVladimir GolendukhinLocationRezh,Sverdlovs region,RussiaDate1st, August 2008Equipmentcamera Canon 350D with an objective MC Rubinar 5.6/500mmDescriptionPhoto the chronicle of a solar eclipse. The maximal phase 0.82 |
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PhotographerHassan AlsabbarLocationDiwaniya, Iraq (32n 45e)Date08/01/2008 11:03 UTEquipmentSONY Alpha200 DSLR cameraDescriptionIn Solar Eclipse i was with my son on the old Market area in my city watching partial eclipse. We also noticed sunlight beams falling on the ground. As well as I was surprised when I saw the sunlight beams reflected on my son's chest. |
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PhotographerDhruv ParanjpyeLocationIndia, Pune, IUCAADate1st Aug 08 at about 5:45pmEquipmentPanasonic NV-GS47 handycam and a miler sheet.DescriptionIn this photo you can see the partial solar eclipse is about to end. |
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PhotographerHassan AlsabbarLocationDiwaniya, Iraq (32n 45e)Date08/01/2008 11:04 UTEquipmentSony alpha200 DSLR cameraDescriptionIn Solar Eclipse i was with my son on the old Market area in my city watching partial eclipse. We also noticed sunlight beams falling on the ground. As well as I was surprised when I saw the sunlight beams reflected on my son's chest. |
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PhotographerAbhishekLocationPuneDate01/08/08EquipmentCanon 350D aka Digital Rebel XT, with welding sheet as filter.DescriptionThis photo shows a bird flying in front of the eclipsed sun. |
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PhotographerAbhishek BawiskarLocationPune, IndiaDate01/08/08EquipmentCanon 350D, aka Digital Rebel XT, using multiple folded welding sheet as filter.DescriptionThis is a photo taken when the eclipsed sun went behind a thin patch of clouds, giving the very distinct "smoky" or "foggy" appearance to the event. The blue tint is due to the welding sheet used as a filter in front of the camera. |
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PhotographerTamas LadanyiLocationVeszprem (Hungary) - Castor ObservatoryDate01.08.2008., 9:42UTEquipment80 mm Zeiss AS refractor at f/15, Herschel-prism, Canon 300D, iso 100, 1/1000 sec exposureDescriptionI watched airplanes while I was observing the partial solar eclise. I have had a big luck with one of them and I captured this photo. I took it 6 minutes before the maximum phase that was 18% from my home observatory. The sun was eclipsed by the Moon and an airplane! |
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PhotographerAbhishekLocationPuneDate01/08/08EquipmentCanon 350D aka Rebel XT, with welding sheet as filter.DescriptionThis photo tries to bring out the brilliant grading of light in the clouds surrounding the eclipsed sun.. |
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PhotographerMohit KarveLocationPune, IndiaDate1/08/2008, 17:43EquipmentCamera - Canon A570IS, Blue coloured Solar filter.DescriptionThe partial eclipse as seen from India with the partially covered disc of the sun visible behind the clouds. |
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PhotographerGagandeep SinghLocationChandigarh, INDIADate1st August, 2008 ; 04:53 PM [GMT +5:50]EquipmentCamera : Sony-Cybershot DSC S600 Focal Length : 5 mm F-Number : F/2.8 Exposure Time : 1/400 sec. ISO : 100 Flash : Not Used Exposure Compensation : -2 step Megapixel : 6.0 Zoomed : NoDescriptionThe Partial Solar Eclipse as seen from northern part of India through thin clouds (A floppy disk was used as filter). Here moon is clearly seen entering the penumbra region. This is a cropped version, original photograph can be found below : http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/22/Partial_Solar_Eclipse_India.JPG |
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