Open Eclipse Predictor from the Ring app to connect your cameras, or use your private link.
Ring doesn't tell apps which way a camera points, so set it once: stand right under the camera, face the same way it looks, hold your phone flat in front of you, and take the compass reading.
Times are local to your home. Each camera records a time-lapse automatically while an eclipse is under way, and takes no snapshots at any other time.
A simulation, not a real recording: the April 8, 2024 total eclipse at Dallas as a camera facing south and tilted up would see it, made by this app's own schedule and encoder. Your films come from your own cameras. Want to check yours now? Use "Make a 10-minute test film" above.
Never look at the sun without certified eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2), except during the minutes of totality itself. Your camera can watch the sun; you can't. A lunar eclipse is safe to watch.
Deletes your settings, every camera's frames and films, and your Ring connection, immediately.
This cannot be undone.