In this video, we break down how to view and photograph the 2024 solar eclipse with your drone! This awesome event will be occurring on Monday, April 8th, with the path of totality being visible from Texas to Maine. We go through safety measures you should take for both your eyes and your camera, the settings you should try out, and some overall drone tips regarding the eclipse. Remember to stay safe and wear eclipse glasses when looking at the sun (except for totality)!
🎬 Jump to Section 0:00 Introduction 0:44 Eclipse Glasses 1:24 Solar Filters 2:11 Eclipse Phases 2:53 Camera Settings 3:46 Location and Time of Eclipse
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