All-Sky totality
Taken by Lorenzo Comolli on August 12, 2026 @ Villahoz, Spain
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  Camera Used: Canon Canon EOS 5D
Exposure Time: 6/1
Aperture: Unavailable
ISO: 800
Date Taken: 2026:08:24 16:02:25
 
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An all-sky shot captures the entire sky in a single frame—a crucial feature when time is limited, as it is during totality! HDR composition obtained near mid-totality with a modified Canon 5D (Baader), Peleng 8 mm f/5.6, exposure 0.4-1.6-6 s, ISO 800. ---------------- 2nd attached image. Rectangular projection of the above all-sky image. The orange horizon is mainly on the left and right of the totality. My setup (TEC140) is at the left and Emmanuele's setup (Pentax 75) at the right, while Emmanuele and I are posing for the group photo with the 14 mm lens.
Photographer's website:
https://comolli.astrosurf.com/ecl26a.htm
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