Could the eclipse burn out your iPhone camera?

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April 8, 2024

Could the eclipse burn out your iPhone camera? The experts weigh in

The April 8 solar eclipse will be one of the most photographed moments of the year. It's also when our eyes and fragile camera sensors are most vulnerable to damage. Here's what to know.

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