The next solar eclipse is on August 12 -- here's how to photograph it
On August 12, a thin band of Spain, Portugal, Russia, Iceland, and Greenland will be in the path of totality for the 2026 Solar Eclipse, and you probably don't want to use your iPhone to capture it. Here's how you can snag some pictures of the event without ruining your equipment. Image Credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls As the 2026 solar eclipse approaches, you may be interested in capturing this rare…
The next solar eclipse is scheduled for August 12, with a thin path of totality passing through Spain, Portugal, Russia, Iceland, and Greenland. Capturing this celestial event through photography offers a unique opportunity to document the moon briefly blocking the sun. To photograph the eclipse without damaging equipment, it is recommended to avoid using an iPhone. Instead, practice with appropriate tools and techniques to ensure safe and successful photo capture of this rare astronomical occurrence.
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