Total Eclipse Sun Glasses

The glasses were excellent. They provided a clear safe view of the sun and eclipse.

I ordered the eclipse glasses online and provided my phone number as part of the order form. The total purchase was less than $15 but in this time when online fraud is so common, they actually called me to confirm that I placed and wanted the order. I've never had that happen before and was impressed by how much they look after their customers. Thank you! As for the glasses, they're great too. Very dark lenses, as they need to be for an eclipse. When I tested them, the only thing you could see with them was the sun. I was concerned about what I'd get for such a low price but they're perfect. I recommend.

Had total confidence in these glasses, due to B&H’s great reputation for all things photographic, unlike eclipse glasses I might have purchased through a large online purveyor of everything, which sometimes has questionable quality. You don’t want to take chances with your eyes. Order was fulfilled promptly and delivery was very fast, which is consistent with our past experiences with B&H.

Used a pair of these eclipse-viewing glasses during the recent total eclipse. They were outstanding! So much better than the paper shades. Highly recommend!

I purchased these glasses to view the total solar eclipse from Lancaster, NH. The glasses were perfect for viewing. The earpieces hooked over our ears for a snug fit over our eyes. The lenses protected our eyes. I don't have a photo to share, but we're saving our glasses for the next solar eclipse.

Planning to use for the August Total Solar Eclipse. Tried it out with 300mm lens and worked perfect as long as you under expose several stops to prevent detail from washing out on sun. Able to see several sunspots on the surface of the sun.

Perfect solar lens filter for my Canon. I will be using this for photos of the sun and later the annular and total eclipse.

With the big 2017 total eclipse I bought this filter so I can take pictures as it happens. The eclipse isn't until Aug. 21st which I am right in the path of totality. I have be practicing using the filter to photograph the sun and I am very happy with the results using my Cannon DSLR. I am sure I will get some good photos as the moon crosses the sun.

I bought this one getting ready for total eclipse this year. I practice with my Canon camera and took some simple sun pictures. Worked very well after I figured out how to use rubber band on camera after zoom was out. The real test will be in April.

I purchased this tripod to take with me when I go east next month to photograph the Total Eclipse of the Sun. I was a little concerned as legs have so many extensions it would be an effort to use, but it's really easy to set up and put away and small enough I can put in my suitcase. At So far I've only practiced with it and used it with an iPhone to do a Zoom broadcast and for that purpose. it worked fine. In my practice, I've used it with my Tamron 150-600 mm lens and R5 body which weighs in at 6 lbs. 14.6 oz and the tripod has no issues with the weight. I'll write more after the eclipse.