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PhotographerMuzhou LuLocationVLA, NMDate05/20/2012EquipmentNikon D200 Reflex-Nikkor 1:8 f=500mmDescriptionThe Sun was hidden behind a thick band of cloud most of the time between C2 and C3, but Ben Seiler '13 of Williams College was able to capture some good images of the annulus. The images were quickly put together in a montage by Muzhou Lu '13. Special thanks to Professor Jay M. Pasachoff for leading a class of eight students to observe this special event. The other students are Shubhanga Pandey, Allen Davis, Ben Oliva, Markus Gonzales, Eric Edelman, and Ryan Barley. |
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PhotographerMuzhou LuLocationVLA, NMDate05/20/2012EquipmentiPhone and Nikon D100 with 400mm zoom lensDescriptionA montage of the annulus and a stereographic view of the Williams College Eclipse Expedition at the Very Large Array in New Mexico |
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PhotographerMuzhou LuLocationVLA, NMDate05/20/2012EquipmentNikon D90 Reflex-Nikkor 1:8 f=500mmDescriptionAnother eclipse montage from the Williams College Eclipse Expedition led by Professor Jay M. Pasachoff at the Very Large Array radio telescope. Individual images were taken by Ryan Barley and edited by Muzhou Lu. Cloud blocked our view of a clear annulus. Nonetheless, a few of us got lucky! |
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PhotographerAlson WongLocationMonument Valley, AZDateMay 20, 2012EquipmentNikon D70 with zoom lens at 82 mm.Description2012 Annular Eclipse and the Three Sisters |
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PhotographerY. KOSEKILocationArakawa, Tokyo, JAPANDate21 May, 2012 7:34amEquipmentCANON EOS-5D III + EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM 105mm. Av:5.6 1/6400sec ISO250. with trimming only.DescriptionThrough the cloud, the annular solar eclipse was taken like a Hubble image. |
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PhotographerTom ConwayLocationSan DiegoDate5/20/12 6:39 PMEquipment60 mm refractor projected into white paper in a box attached to scope, shot with digital slrDescriptionMay 20th annular eclipse from San Diego, CA. Image is projected. |
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PhotographerBrian A. KlimowskiLocationSouth Rim, Grand CanyonDateMay 20, 2012EquipmentCanon 5D, 35mm at F/14, 1/6400 sec. 6-stop neutral density filter. Photos taken every three minutes, and combined with image of Grand Canyon taken at the maximum eclipse time.DescriptionSeries of images illustrating the progression of the annular eclipse over the Grand Canyon. |
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PhotographerAlberto LaoLocationBinondo Manila PhilippinesDateMay 21 2012 6:24amEquipmentSony Alpha A77 with 500mm RF F8 1/3200 sec. ISO400 and Baader Solar Filter Density 3.8DescriptionThe sky was a bit hazy and cloudy at times after the maximum partial solar eclipse phase at 61% earlier that morning. This image shows Sunspots AR1482 and AR1484 after the sky cleared up a bit before the clouds rolled in again after a few minutes after the image was taken. |
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PhotographerNick StrobelLocationRed Bluff, CADateMay 20, 2012 at 6:28 PMEquipmentCanon 300mm f:4 telephoto with 1.4X extender attached to a Canon Rebel Xsi on a Manfrotto 055xProB tripod.DescriptionAnnular solar eclipse of May 20, 2012 at middle of annularity as seen from Red Bluff, CA. Slideshow of eclipse posted at www.bakersfieldcollege.edu/planetarium/may20eclipse/may20-fullsize.htm |
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PhotographerJohn DolbyLocationPage, AZ USADateMay 20, 2012 18:25 to 18:42 MSTEquipmentCanon Rebel XT; 300mm lens; 1/1250-sec; F/8; ISO-200; Baader AstroSolar FilterDescriptionSequence beginning a few minutes before annularity to a few minutes afterward. The sequence starts at lower right and goes backwards to upper left, mimicking the moon's motion across the sun as the eclipse progressed. |
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