Maine Public's Eclipse “How To” Photography Guide

Get your camera ready and join Owner and Director of the Northern Stars Planetarium John Meader as he gives an comprehensive “how to” lesson on photographing the upcoming total eclipse on Monday, April 8, 2024. From Camera equipment needed, to safety and logistics to post-processing your photos, John covers everything you need to know to come home safely with a good picture of this incredible phenomenon.
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For more on the eclipse in Maine, head to Maine Public's eclipse hub at www.mainepublic.org/eclipse.

[@barbarawalls2924]

Thank you for featuring John Meader. He is an exceptionally knowledgable astronomer and photographer, and overall fantastic person.

[@BostonAndMaineLive]

Excellent advice, thank you!

[@dervisher5420]

Really great video, thank you!

[@nacinthewoods8464]

This is wonderful. Thank you John and Maine Public.

[@HoboWhisperer]

Good point on scouting out the location of the sun during the eclipse ahead of time! Lots of trees up there, I'd hate to set up in the wrong place and then have to scramble.

[@valerievozza4437]

Fantastic information! Too bad I’m in Seattle. I suppose I’ll watch it on TV.😉

[@ILove1DC2A]

Thanks for this great video on photographing the Total Eclipse next week. I do plan to try to take a Total Eclipse Selfie on April 8th. What are your recommendations for taking a Total Eclipse Selfie?

[@MainePublic]

We didn't have time to consult John, but here's a handy article that might help: www.businessinsider.com/how-to-take-perfect-selfie-with-total-solar-eclipse-2024-4