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Question by : Shoot video of solar eclipse damage camera?
As some of you may know, there is a solar eclipse today and I would like to shoot it with my Canon T2i. I am going to use a zoom lens and UV filter. I see people shoot video of the sun all of the time and there is no problems, but some websites say it will damage the camera.
How long can I shoot video of the sun before it will begin to possibly damage the camera?
Edit: And not just taking a picture, shooting a full length video of it.
Best answer:
Answer by jester126It shouldn't damage your camera but I would say once you take the picture take it away from the sun right after.
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Solar eclipse as seen from the southern coast of Turkey on March 29, 2006. Ian's contraption consisted of a motorized EQ-1 equatorial mount by Orion and 0 Panasonic GS-29 camcorder (with a 30x optical zoom!). Constant shutter speed of 1/60th second used with the exposure changed by varying the aperture.
Friday, July 13, 2012
Q&A: Shoot video of solar eclipse damage camera?
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