I viewed this eclipse with my wife Sherry at our home in Wayside Maryland.
William E. Rison
Totality began at 10:01 PM EST and ended at 10:51 PM EST.
Mid eclipse was at 10:26 PM EST. Totality lasted
for 25
minutes.
2 seconds
No processing done.
2 seconds moon
10 seconds stars
Light levels adjusted.
Top right clockwise
2 sec, 1 sec, 4 sec, 1/2 sec.
No processing done.
Photography
Data:
Stellarvue
SV80S APO refractor telescope, 80mm (3.5") objecive, 480mm focal
length, f/6
Canon 20D digital SLR camera, ISO 200, 8.2 megapixels
Ulead PhotoImpact 11 software
Canon 20D digital SLR camera, ISO 200, 8.2 megapixels
Ulead PhotoImpact 11 software
I used a Stellarvue SV80S APO refractor. The telescope was attached to a Astro-Physics 900GTO mount. The observatory is from Sirius observatories of Australia. Visual only observing was also done using a Tasco 11x80mm binoculars and Meade 12" LX200R Advanced Rictchey-Chrétien.
Meade LX200R (blue tube)
305mm (12") Advanced Rictchey-Chrétien
3048mm focal length f/10
Stellarvue SV80S (white tube)
80mm (3") APO refractor telescope
480mm F.L. f/6
Astro-Physics 900GTO equatorial mount
Sirius Home model observatory, 7 1/2 feet diameter
Charts showing the timing of eclipse events and sky location of moon at mid-eclipse.
