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Last fall I was setting up and getting polar aligned the night before the August 2017 eclipse to get what pictures I could of the solar eclipse after canceling a long drive into the shadow on a Monday, and all that that might entail when the normally soupy summer sky decided to reward me with a moment of complete clarity showing me a naked eye view of the milkyway roaring overhead. I grabbed my k-50 and quickly attached it to the tracking mount and just blindly aimed it up to get this. It only lasted long enough to get a few frames but was a highlight of the event for me. The eclipse was mostly clouded out but I did get some good solar filtered footage of the last stages and I got one or two by gambling a bit with a handheld k-50 using the viewscreen for protection as the almost completely obscured nearly eclipsed sun occasionally dimly peeked out of the clouds from a passing thunderstorm.