Total Solar Eclipse Glass

This was a purchase for securing my tripod during the August 21, 2017 total solar eclipse. I didn't have any problems with the sandbag.

To shoot the 2024 total solar eclipse, I wanted a remote way to trigger my Sony 10 RX4's exposure-autobracking feature every five seconds or so. The camera requires the shutter to be held down during the full bracketing series, so the remote has to act both as an intervalometer and a bulb-like shutter control. The ShutterBoss has both capabilities. It is also very intuitive to set up. Rehearsing showed it would have worked great if clouds hadn't completely obscured totality at my location.

Used this filter for total solar eclipse pics on my. Pentax K-7, did a great job of getting clear images and also full sun pics

I used the ShutterBoss II for automated sequential photos of total solar eclipse effect on surrounding area in Wyoming while focusing my attention on my primary camera and direct eclipse photos. All went very well and this devise functioned perfectly. D. Strauss Serious amateur

I used this for the April 8, 2024 total solar eclipse in the US and it worked perfectly. Using f/32, 1/30th second shutter speed, ISO 125 with a 200 mm, I was able to get clear shots and even saw sunspots.

Safe eclipse viewing at a great value. I would buy this again. I have referred friends to this site for the upcoming total solar eclipse

I purchased this gimbal and a Benro tripod primarily for use on the recent 2024 total solar eclipse. It is a quality product and worked flawlessly. The images I got were in part due to the stability and ease of use with the tripod and gimbal combination. Great service by B&H.

Purchased this filter to use during the 2023 Annular Solar Eclipse and the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse. Happy with the results so far from the 2023 event.

I used this filter to capture the August 21st, 2017 total solar eclipse from the viewpoint of Dubois, Wyoming. The simple concept of rotatable linear polarizers made the extraordinarily fast change in light level smooth and easy to correct for. Just by rotating the filter slightly I could go from direct sunlight to complete darkness levels without damaging the alignment of my camera. The image I captured is on the sony a6000 with a 1988 sigma 75-300mm beercan lens (which is typically found for $20 used).

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.