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You darken the sun, you darken the landscape. By 14 stops. All will be black if sun looks yellow and good. With a solar filter.
solar filter besides darkening, also removes ultraviolet and infrared radiation
Or you can have a landscape photo with 70-200mm or shorter, with ND, don't look through viewfinder, use live view shortly, then turn off autofocus.
sun 10 minutes before sunset. lot less strong than midday sun which eclipse will be.
1/8000 f/14 ISO-100, 560mm, 67% crop
http://robertbody.com/images/700/2017-06-27-catalina-sunset-1x_55269.jpg
1/8000s f/11 ISO-200, 105mm (1.5x cropped sensor), 85% crop
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my suns are white. if you make them yellow with 10stop or 14stop of filtering, all else will be black. but if it's a landscape up to like 70-200mm where sun is small, the yellow color is not what you want, you just want to show the eclipse effect as part of a scene.
solar filter reading: https://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/61080/can-i-photograph-a-solar-eclipse-using-a-10-stop-big-stopper-extra-nd
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