3 2024 totap eclipse at longest covered bridge in the world! 4k

[life.in.nb]

Hey folks! Recorded a video of the 2024 total eclipse in Eastern canada. Had clear skies for once! Was recorded in Hartland, New Brunswick at the World's longest covered bridge. I had no special filters available so had to record not aiming at the sun and got landscape until the sun was covered. I managed to capture the moon moving back off and the rays peeking before I had to aim down again.

Speaking of, can we get solar filters (other than ND 2000 which i dont think is enough) for our drones?

It was a quick edit and the fast camera movement was due to the fact I couldn't put it in cinema mode due to the wind gusts up at max altitude.

I did it in real time. No hyperlapse or timed shots.

2024 eclipse at worlds longest covered bridge 4k

 

[GFields]

Awesome!

 

[Talldiver]

Very nice

 

[Crash Gibby]

Very interesting and well captured.

 

[YVRGUY]

That’s a keeper…very nice shoot. Thanks for sharing.

 

[fignewton]

That was awesome great work thanks so much for sharing

 

[Prop Wash]

I like that you had the camera on manual until it was dark. It showed just how dark it really gets under a total eclipse. Night time in the day time.

 

[life.in.nb]

I like that you had the camera on manual until it was dark. It showed just how dark it really gets under a total eclipse. Night time in the day time.

Thanks! Yeah the mavic 3 has fantastic low light capability, so I knew leaving things on auto wouldnt show the full extent of what I was seeing. I probably could have jumped my iso up a bit more....it was a gamble. Haha.

Im happy with my decision to film in real time too. I originally was going to go with a timelapse or hyperlapse.

 

[horsepowerphoto]

Yeah good call on the real time... I did a timelapse and it happened so fast you could barely see it get dark

 

[Murph66]

Wow !!