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#iPhone users - here’s my method for capturing lunar images during tonight’s #LunarEclipse 🌕 Might vary a bit by model/OS.

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Eagleman1 month ago

Should have done this tonight, a little tip for the future though. Not bad photos still.

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IDK1 month ago

If only I had seen this earlier

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Joshua Wright1 month ago

lol -android user

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Owls Nest1 month ago

Samsung Ultra 23 photo, not a video clip.

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Rachel Pitzel1 month ago

I used this exact method over and over last night, but sadly couldn’t overcome the conditions in San Diego at the time (86% humidity 72 dew points and cloud cover up high). And yes, I kept wiping my lens too Thankfully we could see it well but couldn’t capture it. Glad it worked for you and others!

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Meteorologist Will Haenni WWMT1 month ago

Cool to hear this video reached that far! Sorry you didn't get better conditions. Funny we were more clear here in Michigan than in San Diego!

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🎿✝️kstewskisAZ🌵🐾1 month ago

Thank you this was helpful!

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KittraKittra1 month ago

Cool!

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Phelps County Missouri Weather And News.1 month ago

Unedited at the moment. I hope everybody got some good shots.

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cuca ☠️🎀(^_-) huesos Judith DPR1 month ago

👌

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Alma Gutierrez1 month ago

I did notice my video was better than my photo.. wish I had seen you tip on exposure last night.. it’s very cloudy herein San Antonio

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Barbara not from Burbank1 month ago

Thank you 🙌

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