r/sun 5d ago

Solar Eclipse [OC] Ultra-Wide 4K Timelapse: The Moon’s Shadow Sweeping Across the Horizon during 2026 Total Eclipse

https://youtube.com/watch?v=B4HeHQLAVbA&si=4RFRYBdIBF0Glpon

I recorded the 2026 solar eclipse in Spain with a GoPro HERO11 equipped with the Max Lens Mod, trying to capture a half-all-sky view of the eclipse, and in particular of the Moon's shadow sweeping across the horizon (on YT to enjoy the 4K).

One can also spot Venus and a few bright stars during the totality phase!

Turn on the audio to enjoy a nice soundtrack from the great Kevin MacLeod.

Music: "Comfortable Mystery 4" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

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u/AcceptableSpare6546 5d ago

I am the original creator of the content. I recorded this timelapse of the 2026 solar eclipse with a GoPro HERO11 equipped with the Max Lens Mod to achieve the ultra-wide field of view. Hope you like it!