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I've just realized that the upcoming solar flare will be actually (partially) visible near me. It will happen basically just as the sun sinks under the horizon but still visible. I don't have a solar filter, and they're ot in stock anywhere near me.
Chatgpt says that I could fry my shit without one, what do you guys think?
Gear: sony alpha 6400 and Tamron 18-300, obviously near the 300 range for this shot.
Option b is there's an astrology store that sells filter inserts for telescope and I could somehow jerryr-ig it around the lens hood with some card board, painters tape and foam padding, but it's a bit of a bother to get it.
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>>4522409
use a black garbage bag. Put on some UV screen on it lmao.
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>>4522409
>(partially) visible
The interesting thing about eclipses is how they change the day to night, but that only happens in the path of totality. At the very edge of totality like 99% it's interesting too, but otherwise the moon taking a chunk out of the sun isn't terribly interesting or even noticeable if not paying attention.

>Chatgpt says that I could fry my shit without one, what do you guys think?
Yes - ever played with burning things with a magnifying glass?
That's what you are doing with your lens/sensor when you point it at the sun.
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>>4522409
Don't point your gear at it. Wait until it's over and you'll be able to view a ton of photos taken by people with the proper equipment to do so.
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>>4522436
>The interesting thing about eclipses is how they change the day to night, but that only happens in the path of totality. At the very edge of totality like 99% it's interesting too, but otherwise the moon taking a chunk out of the sun isn't terribly interesting or even noticeable if not paying attention.
Do you not think that this looks cool.
I've even found location where it's setting into a nice looking mountain range
>>Chatgpt says that I could fry my shit without one, what do you guys think?
>Yes - ever played with burning things with a magnifying glass?
>That's what you are doing with your lens/sensor when you point it at the sun.
Yeah, but I was thinking that maybe with the setting sun it would bee much less powerful.

>>4522438
You could say that foe literally any photo subject apart from your family
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>>4522466
>Do you not think that this looks cool.
>I've even found location where it's setting into a nice looking mountain range
Yeah, that's a cool photo, but the ones without landscape or clouds, just a sun with a bite taken out aren't worth it.



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