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Eclipse Images - davewill - 08-21-2017
We only had a 58% partial here. I used my telescope to project onto the ceiling.
RE: Eclipse Images - radconjohn - 08-22-2017
very cool!
RE: Eclipse Images - laurenadams01 - 08-25-2017
I didn't know you could do that!!!!!!!! We saw it around 60% I think, through a welder's helmet. I heard there's supposed to be another eclipse that will hit the Houston area with around 90% percent in 202ish? Could be wrong on that point.
RE: Eclipse Images - icampy - 08-30-2017
Cool! We had an eclipse party at work, but we only had 50 percent or so. I got a lame picture on my phone through eclipse glasses. Did you see the picture of 7 frames of the ISS crossing the eclipse? It's been my wallpaper since the day after haha. Very cool.
RE: Eclipse Images - Gcheads - 10-02-2017
Awesome! Too bad I didn't get the chance to take a picture of the eclipse.
RE: Eclipse Images - jessicawhite999 - 11-14-2017
Excuse me, if I say something stupid. But you create it as shadow, didnot you?
RE: Eclipse Images - davewill - 11-14-2017
(11-14-2017, 03:44 AM)jessicawhite999 Wrote: Excuse me, if I say something stupid. But you create it as shadow, didnot you?
You can use a simple pinhole in a sheet of paper to create a projection. Using the telescope gets a brighter, more detailed image. If you look in my images, you can see sunspots, which wouldn't be visible without the scope.