Put your zip code in this and see what you are going to see

https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/

We have people coming from Japan to our area. In Japan It is believed that if a baby is conceived during a total eclipse that that baby will be superhuman. So you can about imagine what they're going to be doing during the two minutes of Darkness

But what will they do with the other minute and a half?:biggrin2:

Since the sun will be behind the moon do you guys think I need to turn the flash on to get a good pic?:biggrin2:

The eclipse apex-ed through here in Mid Michigan at 2:24EDT at 81%. Been a long time since I have seen one like this (~1970). Impressive to say the least.

:bigeyes:

Was peaked here at 1:05central time. Pretty cool. I spent most of the morning testing different welding lenses. A number 11 with a dark pair of sunglasses was best. I had the paper glasses too.

I was a little bummed that my auto darkening helmet wouldn't darken once it got to a certain point, I was able to see it up until about 3/4 covered.

The cloud cover acted as a filter,,, letting my phone capture this pic,,,

http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...psbvk5zzyt.jpg

Should have used flash.:biggrin2:

Most have a sensitivity adjustment. Your's doesn't?