Take Photo Of Eclipse With Canon Digital Camera

I use the F2 everyday when I go to the office. I can take my camera and lens very easily. Take photo and put it back very fast. F2 have many packet. I can put my all stuff and easily to find. I love this bag.

Works well on my wide angle lens......Take a look at my photo's

This filter does exactly what I wanted: Take the hard digital look out of my videos, lowers contrast ever so slightly, and gives a little glow around highlights. I’m using it in front of a Moondog Labs anamorphic lens on an iPhone SE (2020) which has a 4K sensor. Aside from the crumby dynamic range it is hard to believe the footage came from a cell phone.

The best digital photo paper I've used.

I use the on my Canon EOS M mirrorless digital camera works good. all is well.

The best swaps, period!!!! Take care of your camera sensors...

Just a quick note, I've been shooting (amateur) since 1988 or so, starting with film (of couse). In preparation for the solar eclipse coming in August, I purchased this filter. When it arrived, I started working to find the right exposure of the full sun, which will work well as the eclipse starts, then increasing exposure as the sun is covered. This filter protects your lens mechanisms and your camera internals from the intense heat that would be generated by straight sunlight into a zoom lense. It's also transparent - with no distortion. Order yours today, to make sure it arrives in time for you to experiment before the eclipse! A word of warning - you will not want to let the camera choose its own exposure. Canon's auto-exposure chose ISO 2500, 1/320 at f/6.3. With that, the sun itself is massively overexposed, with ghosts. Photo attached was manual, ISO 100, 1/1000 at f/11... the more orange was after pushing color temp in Lightroom - the more white was what the auto white-balance in the Canon Rebel T5 chose. Great little filter, if a bit pricey for one time use (hey, use it more, do more solar photos, plus another total eclipse is coming along in 2024, just 7 years). Definitely recommended.

This worked great for the night of the last lunar eclipse when I wanted to do some extended photography of the moon with a lot of images. Canon's app that connects wirelessly to the phone is okay, but it lacks a boatload of features that need to be adjusted on the camera which requires constant disconnects and reconnects of the phone to the camera. Queue in the FreeWave Plus. This remote made it a lot easier for me to make frequent changes of settings on the camera and rapidly take photos on the tripod without all the extra vibration of handling the camera, and without having to use the Canon app on my phone.

I bought this one getting ready for total eclipse this year. I practice with my Canon camera and took some simple sun pictures. Worked very well after I figured out how to use rubber band on camera after zoom was out. The real test will be in April.

Take it with you whenever you shoot!