I take that back. It seems like itโs covered up a lot when using the colander but it doesnโt really show on the camera. I think the inability to focus and the amount of light just makes it hard to capture. (Shadow picture to follow) 
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You can see deformity in the sun in the camera, but itโs extremely slight. However the pinhole shadow shows how exaggerated it really is 
The collandee things works if the holes are close to the aperture of the camera.
Otherwise you can point the collandee in the sun and look at it's shadow. That's the same idea but the collenesr is the camera lens instead of the camera๐คท๐ฝ
Same concept
Yeah that makes sense. Didnโt think of it.
It will damage your lens
Watch it on YT ๐
Iโll keep everyone updated on whether this hurts the sensor or not. Iโve taken many pictures of the sun before for certain shots and for film stuff and have never had any problem. And I also pointed my phone at it about 100 times during this eclipse and only gave it a little rest in between in case the focal point was causing heat damage. With as much of a perfectionist as I am Iโll watch for dead pixels or spots in my images. Then we can know for sure ๐
I lent my phone my solar glasses... got the worst picture I've ever taken!