It's Almost Here: How to Photograph the Total Solar Eclipse 

For sure, if you have a good way to attach it and shoot through it, that would probably work as well.

@@_tographer it's like Cokin. At least you can tape it on lens. It's common practice with 4x4 NDs when not used mattebox.

Fun Fact: it actually is moving. However, since the earth is in an Orbit around the sun and the moon is in an Orbit around our earth, the moon is the one appearing to be moving. So yes, the moon is moving infront of the sun, but the sun is still in a constant state of movement, thereby making you wrong. Your welcome 😅

You thought it was the sun, but it was me. DIO.

The sun is always moving! Our solar system always moves!

@@kaviyaneskandari2316 well, it does move in general around the galaxy but so is our planet. So what we see on this picture is the earth orbiting around the sun. It takes the sun 230 million years to orbit around Milky Way, that would be crazy if you could see this 😬

@@FireFox133 And why do we know how long it takes? Because Chuck Norris watched it while holding his stopwatch.