Excitement is building for next month’s total solar eclipse, and Nikon is offering some photography tips for folks keen to document the event.
Excitement is building for next month’s total solar eclipse that will see the moon’s shadow fall across a large part of the U.S., from Maine in the northeast all the way to Texas in the south.
Folks who make their way to the best viewing spots are reminded to protect their eyes by using specially designed solar specs, or other safe viewing devices, when witnessing the celestial event on April 8. Others may want to photograph the moment the moon comes directly between our planet and the sun (solar specs are still required!), and Nikon on Thursday shared a video offering some handy tips on how to do just that.
Nikon ambassador Mike Mezeul II highlights the different settings you might want to use when photographing the coming total solar eclipse.
