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HAB911

(8,911 posts)
Wed Apr 10, 2024, 02:33 PM Apr 10

Seeing the unseen

Last edited Thu Apr 11, 2024, 06:50 PM - Edit history (1)

I was quite bored with my eclipse photos of the sun with a bite out, so I envisioned seeing the unseen. What if we could see the little world passing before the sun? I took my all time favorite moon photo, dimmed it as though lit from earthshine, sized it to fit the arc from the eclipse, inserted it into the arc and produced a quick slideshow encompassing 1:20pm to 4:16pm in roughly 15 min increments.

View the slide show here: https://jamesdevore.smugmug.com/2024-Tampa-Eclipse

Here is a teaser photo:

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Seeing the unseen (Original Post) HAB911 Apr 10 OP
Your teaser really got me, my dear HAB911! CaliforniaPeggy Apr 10 #1
Yes I think Andy would like it HAB911 Apr 10 #2
Those sound like good ideas! CaliforniaPeggy Apr 10 #3

CaliforniaPeggy

(149,694 posts)
1. Your teaser really got me, my dear HAB911!
Wed Apr 10, 2024, 03:35 PM
Apr 10

That, by itself, is amazing.

Now, onto the feature attraction!



ON EDIT: Wow! I found that by speeding up the progression, I could nearly see the motion the way it actually occurred. (I wish Andy could have seen this; he would have loved it.)

Thank You!

HAB911

(8,911 posts)
2. Yes I think Andy would like it
Wed Apr 10, 2024, 06:14 PM
Apr 10

My default slideshow was 10 sec, I changed it to 5, maybe I'll change it to 2 and see if that works. I also tried making it brighter but it just blew out the sun too much

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