Amazon Bad Eclipses Glasses

These let me see solar eclipses every day. Get these so you can too!

Not one of these bad Amazon imitations with cheap connectors and stiff cables. This one looks and feels exactly like the original RODE cable.

I bought a cheaper cable from amazon and it didnt work and was very bad quality -- constantly disconnecting, and the metal even bent on the plug. This cable, however, has worked perfectly.

I see these reviews on this product and I know these bad reviews are from people who need glasses, used the wrong paper or are not even close to being a little tech savvy. This product literally sets up by itself with the program. You don't have to do anything but push the button on your computer to print. AMAZING ,EASY TO USE and better than ANY product out there.

This allows me to throw my glasses in my pocket and use the viewfinder to correct my vision. My right eye is the really bad one, so I look through my Leica M9-P with my bad eye and everything is clear and in focus. I look at the rest of the scene with my left eye, which is pretty good anyway, so I can recompose at a moment's notice. Now I don't have smeared glasses from trying to squint through glassess and a viewfinder. I have one for each camera body...

Not much else to say... I've used this filter twice for the two recent eclipses in Texas (2023 and 2024) and worked just fine.

Since I live in Texas and there will be 2 solar eclipses in the coming year, I decided to get a solar filter. This NISI might be a bit pricey but it is absolutely fantastic. This is made to take pictures of the sun and it works great. I was totally impressed once I got the exposure correct (or at least close). I'll be doing some more test exposures soon. If you are looking for a solar filter, I'd definitely take a close look at this one.

I always wanted to take pictures of lunar eclipses, but the shutter speed made my images blurred, with this mount and its SynScan Pro app, I was able to take longer exposures, but if you are a SLR photographer, consider adding a Vixen Style Dovetail and an Arca-Swiss Style Quick Release Clamp Baseplate, depending on which kind of camera plate you use.

Wasn't sure I could pull this off for the first of two rare solar eclipses visible in Oklahoma in 2023 and 2024. I used this 95mm filter with a Sigma 150-600 mm lens on an EOS 70D (22 MPix on APS-C sensor) giving an effective 960 mm at the big end. These 2023 photos tell the story. The sunspot was a surprise and shows some detail in the second crop.

Wanted something for solar viewing, like the flimsy ones they hand out during eclipses, but permanent (sturdy). These work great, can see the sun orange like when using a solar filter on my camera.