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How to Photograph the Solar Eclipse with your Smartphone
Steps to Photograph Eclipse:
Before pointing your camera at the Sun at any time other than during totality, remember to put a special-purpose solar filter over the camera lens.
You can even use solar viewing glasses.
Adjust the Exposure. During the partial phases of the solar eclipse, the Sun is intensely bright, so set the exposure as low as you can.
During the total phase of the solar eclipse, the light will significantly change and you will need to raise the exposure setting.
Remove the filter to photograph the total phase.
Make sure your camera’s flash is off, is adequately zoomed and in focus, and keep it steady, using a tripod if available.
Don’t spend all of totality behind the lens of a camera! Look up and and enjoy the moment! In some locations, totality can last up to 4 minutes.
The next total solar eclipse visible in the US will be in 2044!
