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How to photograph a total solar eclipse.

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Five tips from NASA experts.

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Pro Tip #1: Safety First

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Use a special solar filter to
protect your camera.

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Only remove the filter during totality.

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Pro Tip #2: Any Camera is a Good Camera

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The best equipment is a good eye
for composition.

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Can’t capture the eclipse up close?

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Experiement with landsacpe shots that
capture the changing environment.

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Pro Tip #3: Look All Around

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Everywhere you point your camera can
capture exceptional imagery.

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Notice the human experience
of watching an eclipse.

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Pro Tip #4: Practice

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Know the capabilities of your camera
before eclipse day.

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Manually focus your camera
for crisp shots.

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Pro Tip #5: Share Your Experience

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Tag @NASA and use #eclipse when
sharing on social media.