In the Christian tradition, it is said that the end of the world will be marked by a terrifying and all-encompassing darkness. Across the gospels, Christ advises his followers of the signs of the end days, warning that the sun will darken, the moon will fail to give light, and the stars will fall from heaven. These prophecies are echoed in Revelation, the final book of the Bible, in which the opening of the sixth seal on doomsday prompts a great earthquake and leads to the sun becoming ‘black as sackcloth’ (Revelation 6. 12)
Please tell me it’s not the end of the world!! I filled the car up yesterday! I’d have only stuck a tenner in, if I’d have known.
Any advice for camera WB settings for when the sun is as black as sackcloth? I guess I’ll need to set shutter speed to ‘bulb’ for starters??