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PhotographerSteve SyreettLocationRed Bluff, CADateMay 20, 2012 6:27pmEquipmentHome ground 6" f/6 Newtonian reflector, Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28 camera. Baader solar filter. Vixen Great Polaris mount.DescriptionImmediately after second contact the moon's limb stuck to the edge of the sun a bit. Was it similar to the black drop effect? |
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PhotographerAndy TegoliLocationBryce Canyon National ParkDate5/20/2012 20:28EquipmentExplore Scientific 127mm APO Refractor Orion Sirius Mount Orion Glass Solar Filter Nikon D300 in Manual ModeDescriptionAn image of the 2012 Annular Solar Eclipse at sunset taken in Bryce Canyon National Park. |
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PhotographerMike MyerLocationFluvanna TexasDate8:34pm 20 May, 2012EquipmentCanon 50D body and a Canon 400mm F 5.6 Prime lens.DescriptionThe annular eclipse taken from just north west of Fluvanna Texas. |
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PhotographerStan HondaLocationChaco Culture National Historical Park, New MexicoDateMay 20, 2012, 6:28pm to 7:48pm MDTEquipmentNikon D700 24-70mm f2.8 lens set at 48mm Thousand Oaks Optical black polymer solar filter Nikon intervalometerDescriptionThe May 20 annular eclipse as seen over the Pueblo Bonito great house site in Chaco Culture National Historical Park in northwestern New Mexico. This is a series of 17 exposures taken at 5 minute intervals with a Thousand Oaks Optical black polymer solar filter gel over the lens. I then shot a background landscape frame after the sun set without the solar filter. Image assembled in Photoshop. Amazing place to witness the eclipse. |
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PhotographerRaven YuLocationMarikina City, PhilippinesDateMay 21, 2012EquipmentAll individual images were taken using a hand-held Panasonic Lumix DMC-FH2 digital camera on a Galileoscope with Baader 5.0 ND solar filter.DescriptionThe image shows the progression of the partial eclipse of the Sun beginning at the maximum eclipse up to the final phase as seen by Philippine observers last May 21, 2012. |
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PhotographerKaren KistlerLocationAlbuquerqueDateMay 20,2012EquipmentCanon Powershot A590DescriptionThis image shows the shadows cast by a tree and it's leaves on a wall during the annular eclipse of the sun. |
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PhotographerEdward F DadurkaLocationKanarraville, UTDate05/20/2012 6:21-8:08 MDTEquipmentCanon 7D camera attached to WO FLT-98 on an Orion Atlas mountDescriptionThe photo is a composite of 7 of 200 images taken during the eclipse.Originals show very nice sunspot groups, umbra and penumbra, and the irregular profile of the moon compared to the more regular disk of the sun. Among the images included are first contact, second contact, maximum, third contact, and the sun setting before fourth contact. Third contact image shows a broken line on the solar limb which would have been Bailey's Beads if the sun were not still shining at 18%. |
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PhotographerPreston StarrLocationSandia Crest, NMDate7:35pm, May 20th, 2012EquipmentTelescope: Televue 85mm, w/Televue Powermate 2x HA Filter: Coronado 60mm (on the 85mm) with a BF30 Camera: Canon 5D Mark II (modified) Mount: Losmandy G11DescriptionOn May 20th we traveled to New Mexico for the solar angular eclipse. We decided to image the event on top of a 10,678 'mountain called Sandia Crest in a national park near Albuquerque. We were on the mountain for two days and let me tell you guys it was really rough! The weather for the event was nearly perfect except for smoke in the air from the Arizona fires. We managed to imaged the eclipse from the beginning, the total, and about half way out as the Sun set below the horizon. |
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PhotographerBruce RisherLocationHoney Lake, Hwy 395, CADate5-20-2012Equipmenttaken with Sony Mavica MVC CD-400 cameraDescriptionPhoto shows leaf shadows at during annular eclipse of May 20, 2012. These circular shadow rings are only visible at an annular eclipse location. |
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PhotographerDon SabersLocationSouth Rim Grand Canyon AZ.Date5-21-2012 12:25 to 2:31 UTEquipmentTelescope - Astro-Tech AT111EDT Refractor Mount - Losmandy G-11 Camera - Canon 5D Filter - Badder AstroSolar 5NDDescriptionThis is a composite of 1st contact, 2nd contact, angularity, 3rd contact and the sunset into the silhouette of the Grand Canyon. |
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