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How to take a photo of the solar eclipse – without destroying your phone
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Solar eclipses are rare and significant astronomical events, offering a unique opportunity for photography, but they also pose a risk to camera equipment due to the intense sunlight. The Sun's rays can cause permanent damage to a camera's internal sensors, making it essential to take proper precautions when capturing images of an eclipse. Experts recommend using specialized solar viewing glasses or filters to protect both eyes and camera equipment during such events.
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How to take a photo of the solar eclipse – without destroying your phone
Pointing your smartphone or camera at the Sun can permanently damage internal sensors, experts warn
12 Aug, 10:42
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