Here is a picture where you see the reflection behind the camera and the sun in the head band. Some of the pictures below are taken using the zoom and centering on the black spot made by the lens lens reflection as below. Others are magnified off of the head band reflection.
In this picture and the one below, there is a false reflection you see on the left.
Light clouds (Haze) started moving over the sun an as the time went on the sun became obscured to the point that the welding helmet would not darken immediately. Soon after this picture was taken we could not watch the eclipse any longer.
4 comments:
this is so cool! I didn't take any pictures of the eclipse!
did you have to use the helmet or could you have just looked at the flip out display? did the sun wash out the camera? anyway, no eclipse here, so cool to see pix of it!
Laura:
I could have taken the lense out of the hood and held it to the camera lense but I was too lazy. About an hour before the sun looked round so I thought it would be ok. as it turned out when I wasn't straight in line the curve of the outer safety lense distorted the shadow from the moon. I think!
Laura:
I could have taken the lense out of the hood and held it to the camera lense but I was too lazy. About an hour before the sun looked round so I thought it would be ok. as it turned out when I wasn't straight in line the curve of the outer safety lense distorted the shadow from the moon. I think!
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