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So yeah that total solar eclipse was once again the coolest thing I've ever seen. This time we managed to shoot an entire video and podcast episode DURING the totality. That's coming soon! In the meantime, enjoy this drone clip from above Zaragoza, Spain. 8x speed

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Ilya Miskov1 month ago

It was not a total eclipse over here but I've managed to capture it. Sadly I don't have anything longer than a 135mm on hand. But hey, that's something.

Marques Brownlee1 month ago

That's an awesome snap

Ilya Miskov1 month ago

Thanks! I'll try to get a better shot next time.

Tomás Fialho1 month ago

Hey hey Marques! Just took some pictures with a Canon R8 and RF100-400 with a Solar Filter! The video is worth a watch! It was in Zamora, Spain

Marques Brownlee1 month ago

So sick! We also have a 500mm and solar filter pointed at the sun for this video

Vedi Vedi Vedi1 month ago

@Tomsfia Great shots Tomas! I caught something similar on a 500mm in VT a few years ago. Were you able to get some image stacks with variable exposure? You can composite those with a little bit of post processing for a stunning image of the corona

Tomás Fialho1 month ago

@MKBHD - and by cropping on the phone I haven't properly seen the pics yet in PC ahah, just imported with the canon app. Also the solar filter was a 3d printed hood with a cool certified film. A learning curve! I bought the 100-400 last week!

Raul1 month ago

I was super lucky to see it too with my family in Valencia! And got to snatch this pretty neat shot with my iPhone 17 Pro 🤩

Wilson Tovar1 month ago

From Ibiza

Michael Topo1 month ago

Way cooler than I expected, sun is on fire 🔥

Jose Morales Ros ⭐️⭐️1 month ago

Espero disfrutes de España, su gastronomía, su cultura y su gente. Cómo siempre que vienes 😉

卓廷俊 🌦️☀️ 🏴‍☠️🪝🚀 👨🏻‍🚀🇲🇾 🇵🇸1 month ago

Good Comparison (above the clouds)

KJ1 month ago

We had a pleasure to witness this cosmic spectacle from where we currently live - Menorca, Islas Baleares

Julian1 month ago

Amazing! Mine was close by, in Barcelona. Taken with a Dwarf Mini @DwarflabJapan

Southern Solstice1 month ago

Wow - I was in Zaragoza too tonight

Jaime Fernandez RodriguezZ1 month ago

we saw it from León, my first ever

MR Timbits1 month ago

Tooked with my pixel phone and a Chinese filter

Sylvain1 month ago

Boya, Spain

Miguel Camba1 month ago

Just an iPhone quick pick but still an amazing moment, specially with children.

franonti1 month ago

From Spain

Dani Mo1 month ago

Unreal, from Camarles

Latest in space1 month ago

Sick!

Shaun 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸1 month ago

Oh wow, the shadow moving over the sky is sick. Great footage Marques

Javier García Blanco1 month ago

Zaragoza, my hometown!! 😍

exceltimi01 month ago

That drone shot of totality is clean.

Sanket1 month ago

Proves that SUN has the highest leverage over earth. If there is one true god that really affects and controls things on earth, it is undoubtedly the SUN.

Jose Garcia1 month ago

En Mallorca similar

iroko1 month ago

You in Zaragoza? The bridge view over the Ebro was amazing!

Petrit1 month ago

Nothing special ngl

Khan Noonian Singh1 month ago

I managed to see both of the ones that were in the United States in 2017 and 2024. Great stuff.

Blue Heron Bass Fishing1 month ago

Nothing like seeing one in real life. It’s like seeing the grand mechanics of the universe not usually seen. Super cool.

Ivan Davila1 month ago

This was in Madrid, Spain

minimalist19691 month ago

We were in Texas for the last one and it was wild. Felt like someone switched off the sky. All the insects and birds went silent too.

Phil Holland1 month ago

Nicely done, now enjoy some tapas and wine!

Dustin Etzel1 month ago

Did this being at Dusk change it for better or worse? Or about the same, just amazing

Neluttu1 month ago

So freakin' cool

Mikkel Christiansen1 month ago

The way the sky is split in light and shadow is so cool

Barok Van Zieks1 month ago

Also drone shot, but just dji mini 4 pro.

Rezan_GamingYT1 month ago

Quick question, is filming this not damaging the sensors of the cameras?

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