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Here it was, the start of the quickest three minutes ever. Dogs barked, birds roosted, distant people clapped and screamed. We were both shaking. The light was extremely weird. Meanwhile, Chris was busy with the Canon and the big lens. This is an unprocessed scan of one of our eclipse shots (2 seconds exposure). It doesn't do justice to the reality; the prominences aren't visible, and the corona stretched out much further with more detail. The prominences were easily seen with the naked eye and terrific through binoculars, lacy structures in a beautiful delicate shade of pink. |
Image detailsPhotographer: ChrisTaken: Lusaka Zambia, 2:13pm Thu 21 Jun 2001 Original format: Scanned from a print Camera: Canon AE-1 Exposure: 2 sec * ISO400 Focal length: 500mm Tamron lens Processing: Dust/mark removal; scaling |
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