666 Adding a time lapse of partial eclipses

- [Instructor] In this movie we'll take…this elaborate composition…that includes a single total eclipse of the sun…and we're going to add a bunch of particle eclipses…in order to simulate a time lapse…and along the way I'll share…a couple of absolutely awesome shortcuts with you…that are going to make your life way easier in the future.…Alright, so I'll go ahead and switch over…to our composition in progress…and I'm going to zoom on in as well.…Now, you have access to the exercise file,…then I've already included all the partial eclipses…in the form of the contents…of this Eclipses folder right here.…

And these are all genuine photographs by the way…that I captured on August 21st of the year 2017…using an 800 millimeter lens.…And just by a way of background,…if you ever find yourself in the situation,…when capturing an absolutely total eclipse,…you don't want to have any filter,…you just want to leave the lens exposed…but when you're capturing partial eclipses…like these guys,…you need to use a solar filter…because otherwise you risk burning out certain elements…