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Nikon D500 (DX 1.5x crop factor), Nikkor 300mm f2.8 lens (effective focal length of 450mm); Three-way geared head on tripod with cable release.
Original 2017 totality eclipse HDR image (created using Aurora HDR) modified in Photoshop with an overlay of lines and text to show the relative field-of-view of common effective focal lengths in relation to the size of the corona.
I utilized an HDR image I created using a 9-image bracket series I took during the 2017 Total Solar Eclipse and overlaid frames indicating the relative field-of-view of common focal lengths to help photographers planning to photograph the 2024 eclipse to visualize what focal length is optimum for their imaging goals. I go into much more detail in my "How to Photograph a Solar Eclipse" post on my website, but it is a quick way to visualize the differences.