664 Simulate a total solar eclipse in Camera Raw

- [Instructor] In this movie, we're going to take…this photograph, which I captured at Carhenge,…which is a tourist attraction in Alliance, Nebraska.…And I photographed the image at around 6:00 p.m.,…which is why we have these very long shadows,…but the sun is obviously shining.…And we're going to make it look like…it was captured during the total eclipse of the sun.…And by way of inspiration, I'm going to use…this image here, which is the real thing captured…with the GoPro HERO4, for what it's worth.…That's me operating my DC70 right there,…and that's my youngest, Sam.…

And you can confirm that this is real…by going up to the File menu and choosing…the File Info command, at which point…you'll see the creation date is August 21st…of the year 2017.…That's when we had the total eclipse here…in the United States.…And the image was captured at 11:59,…so very nearly noon, and you can see…that the moon, this tiny bit of black here,…is absolutely covering up the sun.…And so, with this scene in mind,…we're going to create this effect right here using…