With the development of technology, not a few people who want to capture this rare natural phenomenon, with its advanced devices, such as digital camera or smartphone camera.
However, did you know that taking a selfie photograph the solar eclipse of progress with the naked eye can harm your eyes?
Although the total solar eclipse darker and easier to see, precisely the impact of a given ray eclipse can cause permanent damage to your eyes.
1. When a photo, do not see the eclipse with the naked eye
When a total solar eclipse is in progress, do not look directly ray eclipse. Maybe you did not feel the pain of your eyes at the time. However, you will feel the impact in a few days later.
The effect of sunlight can burn the focal point on the retina and give effect 'after image'. This is very dangerous and makes you difficult to see around.
2. Do not forget to use protective eyewear
Total solar eclipse goggles will protect you from ultraviolet rays and infrared rays are harmful. Wearing protective glasses, at least you can see the beam eclipse safely and can take photos of the eclipse.
It is advisable to use protective glasses with certification 'CE-Approved'. Try also not to use the usual dark glasses, because the glasses will not be able to protect your eyes from the rays of the eclipse.
3. See the eclipse through a camera or smartphone
Be careful when you try to view the eclipse. Ray eclipse still going to 'burn' your eyes when trying to capture the moment, still use protective goggles when you're taking photos of the eclipse.
If you are wearing protective goggles, take a look at the eclipse will you take a picture of the screen through the camera or your smartphone, at least it can protect your eyes from the rays of the eclipse.
4. Can selfie backs eclipse
If you want to keep perpetuating yourself with a moment of a total solar eclipse, at least trying to do selfie with his eclipse.
The result was not to be seen clearly because your face will be exposed backlight and becomes dark. But will produce an effect that is turned rays silhouette photo solar eclipse.
5. Use the lens 'Astrosolar'
To avoid the glare of the sun's rays are so intense eclipse, you should protect the camera with the lens astrosolar.
This lens can protect your camera by reducing the light coming into the camera and can certainly sharpen the image of a solar eclipse that moment you just caught on camera.
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