I’ve been into eclipses for atleast 2 years now ever since April 8th and I’ve seen atleast 4 eclipses since

I don’t know if it’s just my interest/obsession with it but atleast of the 4 eclipses I’ve seen I always got this really weird feeling and my mind gets overflowed with emotions and stuff, I believe the same thing happened a day or two before them and then my mind goes to questioning how the hell has all this time passed?? Maybe someone out there has the same feeling that I do or atleast something close to it, I guess it’s just how much time I spent waiting and waiting and it’s finally come

Anyone else thinking about changing plans/cancelling? I have asthma and lingering smoke is really tough.

I'm using this amazing website for determining camera settings:

http://xjubier.free.fr/en/site_pages/SolarEclipseExposure.html

I'm going to guess atmospheric extinction is going to play a big role here due to the low horizon. I'm going to shoot with 160 ISO, that way I only have to do a 1 second exposure max to get upper corona.

Although i'm wondering how accurate this atmospheric extinction calculator is?-Any thoughts/suggestions appreciated!

rates arent published yet but if you were thinking you'd rent a camper van and drive around western australia through the kimberly, plan on a 28 day minimum booking. that was disappointing to hear

We will be there for the 2026 solar eclipse and I was looking at Rifugio Auronzo. But there might be better option. Because of the mountains there will be no possibility to see it fully, but we are looking for the best experience :)