“Will this filter work for the upcoming lunar eclipse”

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• Not anymore but maybe the next one

  Answered by Jeanne 5 years ago

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• I think you might be better off not using a Circular polarizer for night shots. I would simply use a Neutral Density filter to protect the lens.

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  Answered by Mark 6 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by Rainey 8 years ago

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• First off I believe you are referring to the SOLAR Eclipse later this month. The answer to your question is ABSOLUTELY NOT! Using this lens filter is not appropriate to photographing even a partial solar eclipse. You need a highly specialized lens filter to photograph a solar eclipse. Using only a CP filter will likely ruin your camera's sensor and you stand a good chance of irreparable damage to your eye's retina. Be content with photographing the reactions of those around you during the event. I cannot stress enough that you should NOT view a solar eclipse without the proper viewing filters for you or your camera. https://photographylife.com/how-to-photograph-a-solar-eclipse

  Answered by astoyroid 8 years ago

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