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DON'T take photos of The eclipse tonight!!!

@techlunar

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Why it worked

The video provides a timely and practical solution to a common problem during a highly anticipated event (a solar eclipse). The clear, step-by-step instructions and visual demonstration make it easy for viewers to follow and replicate, increasing its shareability and usefulness.

Summary

This video demonstrates how to safely photograph a solar eclipse using a smartphone. It explains how to attach solar eclipse glasses to the phone's camera lenses using Blu Tack to protect the sensor from damage.

Structure

1Warning about taking eclipse photos
2Demonstrating the wrong way
3Showing how to attach eclipse glasses to phone camera
4Explaining how to zoom and focus
5Final warning about not exposing the camera directly to the sun

Product placement

iPhone (appears, used to take photos, removing it would change the video) Google Pixel (appears, used to take photos, removing it would change the video) ORRO (appears on solar eclipse glasses, removing it would not change the video)

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DON'T take photos of The eclipse tonight!!! THIS IS HOW TO THE SOLAR ECLIPSE TODAY WITHOUT BURNING YOUR PHONE CAMERA WITHOUT BURNING YOUR PHONE CAMERA THESE ARE THE WRONG GLASSES THE REAL ONES GRAB SOME BLU TACK AND JUST STICK IT YOUR PHONE THEN GRAB A PAIR OF SOLAR SUNGLASSES AND STICK IT RIGHT THERE COVERS ALL THE LENSES ESPECIALLY THE ONE THAT TO ZOOM IN AND GRAB YOUR PHONE AND GO TO THE CAMERA AND THEN SLOWLY ZOOM IN ALL THE WAY DOWN UNTIL YOU GET TO THE SUN OR AT LEAST TO THE ECLIPSE AND FROM HERE JUST MAKE SURE YOU ZOOM IN ALL THE WAY AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE AND THEN JUST MAKE SURE YOU FOCUS ON THE ECLIPSE AND THEN JUST KEEP ZOOMING IN AND THEN JUST ENJOY THE VIEW DON'T DIRECTLY EXPOSE THE CAMERA TO THE SUN BECAUSE IT'S GONNA MELT