Using a Script in N.I.N.A. to automate your camera photographing the total eclipse.
Hello world!
In this tutorial (english version), we dive inside the utilization of a script within N.I.N.A. (Nighttime Imaging 'N' Astronomy), which is readily available for download via Discord (links provided below). This script, seamlessly integrated into the Advanced Sequencer module of N.I.N.A., empowers you to automate the process of photographing each phase of a total eclipse. By leveraging automation, you can capture high-quality images necessary for creating stunning HDR (composite) photos, depicting various stages of the eclipse.
Additionally, this video guides you through the utilization of an interactive map, facilitating precise trajectory planning. This strategic approach enables you to efficiently plan the timeline required for capturing the eclipse's progression from your selected location.
Moreover, we explore a comprehensive chart detailing essential adjustments for ISO, shutter speed, and F-ratios. Mastering these adjustments is pivotal for achieving exceptional results in eclipse photography.
Join us on this journey as we dive inside the secrets to capturing breathtaking images of total eclipses with precision and finesse.
LINKS:
SCRIPT:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HxA2...
/ discord
INTERACTIVE MAP:
http://xjubier.free.fr/en/site_pages/...
CAMERA CHART:
https://www.mreclipse.com/SEphoto/SEp...
Astro-photo Québec:
https://www.astrophoto-quebec.org/
Astro-photo Québec sur YouTube:
/ @astro-photoquebec
Astro-photo Québec sur Discord:
/ discord
David Astro:
https://davidastro.com/fr/
AstromomiePlus:
astronomieplus.com
In other words:
"How to photograph the total solar eclipse of April 8, 2024, and fully enjoy the event by automating the exposures."
"Which ISO and exposure to choose?"
"What ISO and exposure to choose?"
"Using a script to automate exposures with N.I.N.A."
"Script to automate exposures with N.I.N.A."
"Use the interactive map to find out the schedule of key moments according to our geographic location."
"Use the interactive map to determine the schedule of key moments based on our geographical location."
Host : Martin Milette
Video, music and script by AstroVega.
Images: NASA