But if you intend to point the camera to the non- or partial eclipsed sun for a longer period of time, then the heat build up inside the camera may destroy some components. So I urge you NOT to risc your camera doing this. Anyway the image will be overexposed. Yes you can damage a chip with prolonged exposure to the Sun, even a partial or annual requires a filter.
Some chips are more susceptible to damage than others.
Of course as soon as I posted the message below the sky in the webcam image became so bright that the burned in streak blends into the background and can't be seen. It shows up very distinctly at the top center if the image against a blue sky or dark clouds as a reddish-white streak. Check it later and you will see what I am talking about. Other annular eclipses , reaching 0.90 or so, may still be too bright.