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PostPosted: Mar 14 18:17    Post subject: More eclipse photos Reply with quote

Hope you dont mind me posting my eclipse photos here.

Please comment.

Taken with a EOS300D + EF300mm F4





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PostPosted: Mar 16 23:11    Post subject: Reply with quote

Nice images Alex - really like the widefield, very 3D. And welcome aboard DB Astro, much gentler than UKAI!
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PostPosted: Mar 19 18:27    Post subject: Reply with quote

Great images, Alex. You guys were lucky to see such a good orange-red colour. Down here (south coast of England) we got a muddy sort of browny-grey colour, with a pale salmon pink tinge. Similar reports from Surrey as well. Although even that was better than some parts of the West Country: a contact of mine n Penzance didn't even get to see totality because the cloud moved in so early.
Did anyone else see the strong blue tinge at the edge of the moon that we saw down here?
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