What could this strange object be!? Oh, right, it's the sun. It looks very strange and eerie, similar to a
foggy sunrise I saw last year. This time, I grabbed by DSLR to get a close up using the dense fog as a natural solar filter. In hindsight this was very risky and could have led to permanent damage to my eye or camera or both, but I took a chance and the dense fog held together keeping the sun rather dim.
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Single frame with T5i, ISO 200, 200mm, f/5, 1/1000 sec |
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I messed with this one a bunch in iPhoto so I won't give the acquisition details |
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Single frame, iPhone photo |
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Comparison of my image and the HMI Intensitygram image from the Sun Viewer app. I was hoping to catch a sunspot, but the face looks pretty quiet right now - not much to see even if I had a clear image |
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Eerie pale yellow ball, single frame with T5i at ISO 200, 300mm, f/5.6, 1/800 sec |
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