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5 Tips for next week's eclipse 📷 ☀️

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Get your gear, plan your photos and exposure for the event Last Minute Advice for Shooting the Eclip

Get your gear, plan your photos and exposure for the event [View as web page]( [Nikon Learn and Explore | Preparing for the April 8 Solar Eclipse: Part 3]( Last Minute Advice for Shooting the Eclipse: From Gear to Framing Nikon Ambassador Mike Mezeul II shares his advice for getting great photos of next week's eclipse. [Watch: Solar Eclipse Photos | Camera settings with Mike Mezeul II]( [Read More]( Check Out Our Other Solar Eclipse Articles and Videos [Watch: Solar Eclipse Photos | Camera settings with Mike Mezeul II]( [Read More]( [Nikon]( [TikTok]( [YouTube]( [Instagram]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Email]( [My Account]( | [Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Nikon Support]( Do not look directly at the sun without the use of appropriate protective eyewear designed for viewing a solar eclipse and do not photograph the sun without the use of a solar filter for your camera. Failure to observe proper precautions may result in permanent eye damage or vision loss and cause damage to your camera. Nikon does not make solar filters. Please consult your camera dealer or research companies that sell solar filters. {EMAIL} © 2024 Nikon Inc. | 1300 Walt Whitman Road, Melville, NY 11747 | [Contact Us](

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