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How to photograph the solar eclipse without damaging your phone
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For many people, today's solar eclipse is a once-in-a-lifetime event.
Parts of North America will see a partial solar eclipse.
Latest Videos From Tom's Guide Watch full video here:Here's how to photograph the eclipse safely and keep your phone functional.
Eclipse glasses block 99.99% of the sun's light, filtering out the dangerous rays while letting your phone capture the eclipse safely.
The key here is making sure your eclipse glasses are legitimate: marked with ISO 12312-2 certification.