$119.95
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Seymour Solar makes the finest, yet most-affordable solar filters we’ve ever tested- starting at just $119.95/pair. Their Helios thin-film has a consistent yellow-orange solar image, with higher contrast than competitor’s filters. We also offer Seymour Premium Glass filters, for highest-possible resolution. The glass filters are recommended when doing photography using a Novagrade Smartphone or Tablet Adapter. For all models except the 100XL-ED/SD, our Seymour filters come with custom felt tape added to the inside of the aluminum cells, for a snug slip-on fit with our binocular telescopes. Because of the extra-tight barrel spacing on the 100XL-ED/SD, filters for those are different- they are machined aluminum screw-on filters. All filters are sold in pairs. All filters meet ISO 123112-2 requirements. No returns accepted for solar filters.
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Mike C. (verified owner) –
These filters fit the XL100’s perfectly! No slop or tightness. Gives a wonderful orange tint to the image, unlike the mylar types that have a whitish blue cast. They look great with that brushed steel finish.
Richard Kunz –
I bought these as a supplement to my BT100XL SD binoculars. It’s a little disconcerting the first time one points binoculars toward the sun (a lifetime of warnings is hard to shake), but when the sun came into view it was an incredible experience. I could easily count 8 sunspots as the image remained crystal clear. These enhance the usefulness of the binoculars and now I’ve got my solar filters for the eclipse in 2024.