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March 28 in Photography

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How would you shoot a landscape eclipse so it's not just blacked out landscape?

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alpha-jessica-a

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We’re excited to have Autumn and Nate in the community for this live AMA today. This is a great time to learn and connect with Autumn and Nate on their work, ask questions about how they got to the le

autpops

March 28

Also, depending on the scene that we're able to find, I may use a Sony 24-70mm f/2.8 GM II lens to capture a wider landscape during totality to composite all of the phases into in Photoshop.

NateintheWild

March 28

My process is very simple: I let Autumn do it

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How would you shoot a landscape eclipse so it's not just blacked out landscape?

Totality photographs really similar to blue hour, in my experience, so it's actually not too difficult! You'll need higher ISO (or slower shutter) than broad daylight, but it's easier than standard astrophotography IMO.

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How would you shoot a landscape eclipse so it's not just blacked out landscape?

I did a landscape composite for the 2017 total solar eclipse that you can see here. It doesn't get darker than blue hour really, as Nate said! I took photos of all of the phases separately and then combined them with this landscape shot in Photoshop.