Here are some images.. I've caught a bug so been a little under the weather last night and today so image processing is going slow.
We had a fantastic time with many neighbors and out of town family! No one went away disappointed in the show we saw. I automated all of my imaging so I didn't touch a camera or a setting during the eclipse and decided I'd get what I get.
The clouds and the reflection from the clouds damped the corona a bit, but not the enthusiasm. My images below were taken with an Astro Physics Stowaway with flattener and Canon Ra mirrorless camera. I used my Astr0-Physics Mach2 mount. I have 100s of shots and when I feel a bit better I'll post a few more or a collage.
@greg-erianne Thank you Greg! I just noticed my post-baileys beads shot should be called pre-baileys beads. Oh well, it can wait.
One last time. Not sure I can do much better unless I figure some new techniques out.
Nice set of images Terri. You had enough focal length to get the kind I detail I knew I wouldn't get at the 300mm fl I had intended to use (my lens opted to zoom out on itself to only 205mm. The detail you managed to pull out of the corona in the MX_composite_4_22 file would be amazing with clear skies, incredible considering the high clouds we had. Even your first run on the Corona_61A5919-2 file is better than I would have expected.
@pwalker Thanks Paul, it's more than I expected for sure! I only used the Stowaway 92mm at 620mm or so with my Canon Ra camera.
Terri
p.s. I don't seem to get notifications..
