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Originally Posted by geoffsims
Hi Bartman,
Thanks for your comments. I'm familiar with standard time lapse techniques, including LRTimelapse.
However, I'm really interested in discussing specific challenges associated with a Total Solar Eclipse. In my opinion, trial & error or reviewing the Live View screen are not really acceptable solutions!
There is no room for error here.
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Fair enough Geoff! as i said im not an expert....good call though on the "trial and error " bit...... Eclipses dont come around that often.......
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Originally Posted by geoffsims
Multiple cameras is of course a good option, if you can spare them.
Geoff
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Could you corroborate with other users maybe?
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Originally Posted by colinmlegg
Good thread...it's something I've been thinking about for awhile too. Still not sure if I'll go yet, but if I do I'll be driving from Perth.
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You're right, the light drops very fast near the end.
That's a quick summary of my thinking to date. Would love to hear others ideas on this.
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Colin
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Go Colin!!!! I'm sure you'll produce stunning pics
Would Bassnuts' ( Fred ?) doohicky work on the eclipse?
Maybe contact him
Cheers
Bartman