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Nikon Coolpix 1000
Nikon drops a new camera that is unreal. They seem to always know when to launch the latest product for the customer.
With the consumers select interest in mind Nikon has finally out did themselves with a DSLR camera at 16mp at 24-3000mm,
with 7 continues frames per second
“Yes I said 3000mm”
This means you can sit on a bench riverside like at a boardwalk and be able to take pictures across the river on the other side and still have content viewable within framing the shot
Also don’t let me forget you can video this in
4K UHD 3,840×2,160/ 30p
Full HD: 1920×1080/ 60p
Full HD: 1920×1080/ 30p
HD: 1280×720/ 60p
HD: 1280×720/ 30p
Features
Warp time – 2x, 4x, 10x, 20x, and 30x
A/V Production Ready
Snapback zoom Button
RAW video, plus great creative modes
Built-in Wifi & Blutooth
Detail Video Links Below
Solar Eclipse
Today for the first time in 38 years the United States got to view an amazing event, “A Solar Eclipse.” Now to most people, they might just ignore the event because no one really cares about staring at the Sun. But this is a must view and it only comes by every so often.
Meaning the next Solar Eclipse will be April 8, 2024 – 8 years away
“ATTENTION”- (DO NOT LOOK AT THE SUN WITHOUT PROPER EYE PROTECTION) YOU WILL GO BLIND!
Info: To start taking photos or even video of the sun is tricky and very important. Starting with knowing what types of filters to use plus getting the focal length correct so that your image will be viewable. The photo taken above was shot with a none expensive camera so don’t get discouraged by outrages prices of equipment.
Filters used above:
- B+W IR Filter 830
- B+W IR Filter 695 20x-40x
- B+W 040 4x E (orange tint filter)
- Vivitar UV Filter
Now this is a simple set up. Most rigs for this type of photography requires 400mm-1200mm+ focal length scopes/lens and special H-alpha, Mylar, or ND filter to block out the harsh rays of the sun. Find what works for you but be sure you know what you’re doing when it comes to the setup.
Note: Some filters block out visible light but not harmful Ultra violet light, which can burn an image on your cornea with no pain or feeling at all. Please be careful and enjoy the science of space.
