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I've had my eyes over 76 years now and have no intention of deliberately ruining them by looking directly at the sun.
I have a variable density filter for my camera and started by setting at it maximum density and using the view finder on the camera to watch the eclipse.
I slowly turned the filter until it allowed enough light through without damaging my eye and also the very sensitive sensors in my camera.

And as the song says. " I can see clearly now". No cresent burnt into my retina.
You were warned.

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took these 9.20am to 10am ... get better soon gremlin

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Managed a couple through the occasional break in the clouds, be intersting to see some from Boeing Guy at 35,000 feet.

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Number 2 is awesome. Very ominous

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some good photos there, to early for me so didn't take any myself, but the standard is very good from those that did, well done.

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I managed to get up!!!! :p and Ive been out of sorts all this week ..:(

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I managed to get up as well, didn't have to leave the room though, just poked the lens through the bedroom window. A few shots then back between the sheets.
Rudely awakened by the door bell ringing but delighted to see the doctor man.
I think the problem davemac has with taking photos of the eclipse was it didn't involve crawling on his knees getting his gusset wet, is that right mate.
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I think you mat have put your finger on it there, if its not wet you are not doing it right.

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I didn't say I wasn't up, just it was to early for me, I had chores to do before I can think of playing out. Someone has to donkey stone the front step and fill up the scuttle with nutty slack.

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managed to catch a few pics at the coppice amongst the clouds n a video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qg1p85cNZfg :o