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David Forshaw’s Total Solar Eclipse 1999 Observations

Eclipse 1999 Observations by David Forshaw

From Godyum, near Sivas, Turkey

Total Solar Eclipse, August 1999 taken by David Forshaw in Goydum, near Sivas, Turkey, using a 500mm lens and Agfa film at 200 ASA for 1500th second

1/500th second

Image ©1999, David Forshaw

Total Solar Eclipse, August 1999 taken by David Forshaw in Goydum, near Sivas, Turkey, using a 500mm lens and Agfa film at 200 ASA for 1/4th second

1/4th second

Image ©1999, David Forshaw

Total Solar Eclipse, August 1999 taken by David Forshaw in Goydum, near Sivas, Turkey, using a 500mm lens and Agfa film at 200 ASA for 1/1000th second

1/1000th second

Image ©1999, David Forshaw

Total Solar Eclipse, August 1999 taken by David Forshaw in Goydum, near Sivas, Turkey, using a 500mm lens and Agfa film at 200 ASA for 1/125th second

1/125th second

Image ©1999, David Forshaw

Taken using a 500mm lens and Agfa film at 200 AS
All Images are © David Forshaw

 

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This entry was posted in Event Reports, Film photography, Solar, Total Eclipses and tagged From original LAS site on Tuesday, 30th November 1999 by David Forshaw (Temporary account).

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