During totality, when the moon is completely obstructing the sun, it appears you can see Venus at about the 4 o'clock position from the sun/moon. It is the only tiny bright dot in that location. If I am wrong and that is not Venus, let me know.
I love your video! How did you record this? Device and settings? I made several videos at once using DSLR and GoPro, but none of them came out like yours. Nice job! 👍
Thank you so much! You are much more technically skilled than I am. I may have just gotten lucky. The still was a GoPro 12 and am unsure of the exact settings. The brief zooms that pop up were taken, unprepared and without a tripod, with a Sony 4K Handycam FDR-AX53, that I had to manually center as best as possible later.
From the beginning to around 1min 10sec, the video is 3x. From then until around 5 min, the video is normal speed which may make the clouds look slower in comparison to the sped up parts. From 5 min until the end, it again is 3x speed. I noted the speed changes in the captions. I am sorry if I didn't make it clear enough.
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During totality, when the moon is completely obstructing the sun, it appears you can see Venus at about the 4 o'clock position from the sun/moon. It is the only tiny bright dot in that location. If I am wrong and that is not Venus, let me know.
1:14 You can see the shadow coming in here. It's crazy.
“It’s easier to fool people than telling them they have been fooled.” Awoken!
I love your video! How did you record this? Device and settings? I made several videos at once using DSLR and GoPro, but none of them came out like yours. Nice job! 👍
Thank you so much! You are much more technically skilled than I am. I may have just gotten lucky. The still was a GoPro 12 and am unsure of the exact settings. The brief zooms that pop up were taken, unprepared and without a tripod, with a Sony 4K Handycam FDR-AX53, that I had to manually center as best as possible later.
At school my teacher has the glasses so in the afternoon i saw it
What a great teacher! I am so glad you got to see it!
I missed during school but still cool!
I am so sorry you had to miss it. I hope the video helped a little.
Why were the clouds hardly moving
From the beginning to around 1min 10sec, the video is 3x. From then until around 5 min, the video is normal speed which may make the clouds look slower in comparison to the sped up parts. From 5 min until the end, it again is 3x speed. I noted the speed changes in the captions. I am sorry if I didn't make it clear enough.