I didn't make any preparations so when it came time, I picked up my iPhone and made this;
My eyes are fine using the negatives, did same many years ago during total eclipse over Manila.
rehess
Loc: South Bend, Indiana, USA
switchman wrote:
I didn't make any preparations so when it came time, I picked up my iPhone and made this;
My eyes are fine using the negatives, did same many years ago during total eclipse over Manila.
So you were creating B&W images??
what are all those holes in your filter for?
I guess you don't what film is.
I ended up putting aluminum foil over my lens, cutting a hole in it the shape of one of the lenses of my eclipse glasses, then taping the glasses lens over the hole. Got a few decent shots, but with some distortion. I don't think the glasses lens was down smooth on my camera lens.
switchman wrote:
I didn't make any preparations so when it came time, I picked up my iPhone and made this;
My eyes are fine using the negatives, did same many years ago during total eclipse over Manila.
The news did an article a few days before the eclipse, interviewing a man who suffered retinal damage when he viewed an eclipse as a teenager using just a few negatives as a shield. He has lived with eye damage for nearly half a century.
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