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Your cart is empty.Safe Foldable Solar Lens Filter for Cameras. Passses ISO 12312-2 Transmission standards. Use to safely photograph Total Solar Eclipse on April 8, 2024 or anytime! Our Universal Lens Filter 50mm offers an affordable solution for viewing or imaging the sun safely. This Universal Lens Filter folds up into cup to cover front of camera lenses and scopes allows you to safely view and/or image the sun, which appears with a crisp, clear, beautiful orange tint. You will also be able to see large sunspots when they appear on the sun. Made by AAS "Reputable Vendors of Solar Filters" Thousand Oaks Film. Film is ND 5 (99.999% rejection) and meets the transmission requirements of ISO 12312-2:2015 filters for direct observation of the Sun. Daystar Filters is a NASA approved world leader in solar filter manufacturing for 50 years! Enjoy superior solar viewing protection with peace of mind. THIS PRODUCT USES THOUSAND OAKS DENSITY 5 SOLAR FILM AND IS MANUFACTURED AND PACKAGED FOR USE AS A CAMERA, LENS, TELESCOPE OR BINOCULAR ACCESSORY AND IS NOT FOR USE AS EYEWEAR. Constructed of double layer heavy card stock. Inside/back of filter is black to reduce unwanted internal reflections For Binoculars, Cameras, Spotting scopes and small telescopes. Safe DIY solar filter uses ISO: 12312-2 approved SOLARLITE Film. Pair of 2 filters is packaged in one sleeve. Fits common 7x50 -50 binoculars 50mm aperture, fits over outside diameters of 50-69mm
Venise
2025-08-08 18:05:18
This was not bad to put together. I pre bended each side and a lay of the paper does break but does not fall apart. It only took me a couple of minutes to do. The pictures I got for the partial eclipse we had came out great, I’m so happy I found this.
John R. Elliott
2025-07-31 18:58:55
Worked as described, but the breaks and cuts, for easy assembly not so much. The breaks in the cardboard were pressed hard enough, causing some tearing. Not cool when your eyes are involved.
Joe
2025-06-07 13:44:55
This was a perfect for photographing the Eclipse, I was able to get some amazing photos. Originally I was going to do a screw on filter but after some googling and seeing just how affordable this was I decided to go this route and BOY am I glad I did, this worked out beautifully. I will likely be buying more in the future as I plan to travel around for more eclipses.
Cantabridgian
2025-05-30 11:18:52
My Nikon binoculars measure 52mm on the outside of the barrel so I ordered this 50-69mm size. These are MUCH too big. By layering on four thick rubber bands, I increased my diameter to 65-67mm and now the filters basically fit, but I still feel that I would want to hold onto them as I gripped the binoculars because I don’t have confidence in the tightness. Definitely order a size where your diameter is at the top of the range.
Lisandro elizondo
2025-05-09 13:31:52
This blocks the suns rays and lets you see the sun,, it didnt fit my mini telescope , but it does keep your sight safe
Mike
2025-04-02 10:37:17
With some difficulty, I was able to fold and assemble one lens cover. When I attempted to fold and assemble the second lens cover, the cardboard buckled and the solar film ripped. The cardboard is so stiff and the solar film so delicate, the process is difficult.
Captain Moderate
2025-03-05 13:38:57
Safe & effective. Choose size carefully. Fit is, as you should expect, snug with binoculars measuring at the top of the size range. If too tight, the filters can tear. Too large is better than too small. We found that rubber bands (like we get with broccoli or other vegetables) do a nice job of keeping the filters well attached to binoculars.
Kaly
2025-02-11 10:00:07
I ordered this for photographing an eclipse. It arrived in good shape and was just the inexpensive lens cover I needed
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