SUMMARY
The forum discussion centers on the partial solar eclipse observed from Twizel, South Island, New Zealand, on September 22, 2025, at 07:01 NZST. Participants shared their experiences, including a missed maximum view at 07:10 NZST due to cloud cover. A Canon 6D II camera with a 70-200mm lens was used to capture the event, utilizing a makeshift solar filter made from eclipse sunglasses. Additionally, a participant noted an accidental capture of the eclipse while photographing a sunset in South Texas, highlighting the unique cloud formations observed during the event.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of solar eclipse phenomena
- Familiarity with photography techniques, specifically using a Canon 6D II
- Knowledge of safe solar viewing methods, including solar filters
- Awareness of astronomical event timings and locations
NEXT STEPS
- Research solar eclipse photography techniques with Canon cameras
- Learn about safe solar viewing equipment and filters
- Explore the path of future solar eclipses in different regions
- Investigate cloud cover impact on astronomical observations
USEFUL FOR
Astronomy enthusiasts, photographers interested in celestial events, and individuals planning to observe future solar eclipses.
