How to Photograph a Total Solar Eclipse Nikon recently shared some tips on how to photograph April’s total solar eclipse, and NASA is also offering its own ideas.
Recommended Videos The total solar eclipse will take place on April 8 and folks in the U.S. have a great opportunity to witness this extraordinary celestial event. A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon comes between the sun and Earth, momentarily blocking the sun’s rays and casting a huge shadow across a part of our planet.
While many people will want to simply don a pair of eclipse specs to enjoy the experience, others will want to record the event by photographing it.First, the agency says to be sure to put safety first by wearing eclipse glasses, which will protect your eyes by reducing the glare of the sun. Also, you’ll need to use a solar filter on your camera to capture the eclipse just before and after totality , or it’ll be way too bright. But during totality, you’ll need to remove the filter.
NASA’s most compelling tip highlights the benefits taking time to “look up, look down, look all around.” In other words, while the sun takes center stage in a solar eclipse, be sure to survey your surroundings so that you can properly witness the landscape as it becomes bathed in an eerie light and darkening shadows. Consider photographing the light filtering through the overlapping leaves of trees as they create natural pinholes that project miniature eclipse replicas on the ground.
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