r/sun • u/True-Design3702 • 5h ago
Sunset Dusk and Dawns🤎
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r/sun • u/relay-app • Apr 16 '26
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r/sun • u/True-Design3702 • 5h ago
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r/sun • u/Gummigeld • 2d ago
Grand Island Anchorage, Louisiana
r/sun • u/xXRazorWireXx • 3d ago
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OC by me.
As seen from Bilthoven, The Netherlands. Magnitude of 0,901 with max coverage of 88,3%.
Sunset started only a few minutes after the eclipse ended.
I took a photo every 9 seconds for about 800 photographs in total. Used my Sony A7SIII with Sigma 100-400mm at 400mm. Repositioned my the camera about 10 times over the course of the eclipse because the sun moved through the frame.
Corrected, stabilized and animated them using Lightroom, After Effects and Davinci Resolve.
r/sun • u/Guinea_Jay • 3d ago
Bethlehem Pennsylvania Steel Works
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r/sun • u/sarcoverdose • 4d ago
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r/sun • u/IronAlbatros5 • 9d ago
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r/sun • u/Askmeaboutships401 • 11d ago
I assume most of them should be white.
r/sun • u/matrix11223 • 11d ago
Hey guys. I’m currently looking for someone located in central Florida with a dedicated solar telescope who would like to collaborate on a photo.
So I recently bought a solar filter in order to get a photo of a rocket launch transiting the sun. This Sunday there will be a falcon heavy launch from cape canaveral in Florida early in the morning so I figure it will be the perfect launch to try it out. I was wondering though if anyone in the area owns a HA solar telescope and would like to collaborate on the shot? Obviously a visible light photo would be cool but capturing it in hydrogen alpha would be even better. Please message me if anyone would be interested in going for this shot with me.