Order a solar photography starter package by March 20th to guarantee shipment in time for the April 8th eclipse!
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Take advantage of deep discounts on solar photography starter packages |
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Are you looking for an easy entry into the hobby of solar photography, but don't know where to begin? To assist in your journey, Explore Scientific has put together three solar imaging starter packages built around 80mm refractors from our FirstLight, Essential and FCD100 series. Each package includes an iEXOS-100-2 PMC-Eight mount that makes tracking the Sun effortless as well as a solar filter and other relevant accessories. |
Through April 15th, these three packages are available for hundreds off! However, you MUST place your order by March 20th to guarantee your gear is shipped in time for the April 8th eclipse! |
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| | FirstLight 80mm CF Telescope with iEXOS-100-2 Mount & Solar Filter |
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FirstLight 80mm CF Telescope with iEXOS-100-2 Mount & Solar Filter |
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Essential Series ED80 Air-Spaced Triplet with iEXOS-100-2 PMC-Eight Mount, Field Flattener, Counterweights & Solar Filter |
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| FCD100 Series ED80 Air-Spaced Triplet with iEXOS-100-2 PMC-Eight Mount, Field Flattener, Counterweights & Solar Filter |
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Protect your eyes & your optics! |
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Save up to 40% on all Thousand Oaks solar filters while supplies last |
View sunspots and granulation of the surface of the Sun, while protecting both your telescope optics and your eyes with Thousand Oaks full spectrum (white light) solar filters.
The Sun will appear yellow-orange through a Thousand Oaks filter, standing out sharply against a black sky. The filter can be used for both visual and photographic observation, using a camera ISO setting of 100 or higher.
Each filter is mounted in a polished friction-fit aluminum cell with a lip that slips over the objective end of the telescope. This prevents the Sun's heat from building up inside the telescope and possibly damaging the components inside. The filter cell is held snugly in place by 1/32thick felt strips glued to the inside of the cell lip.
For more information on selecting the proper size for your telescope, click here. |
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5.187 - 4.937 in (131.8 - 125.4 mm) |
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| 5.687 - 5.4375 in (144.5 - 138.1 mm) |
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| 6.1875 - 5.9375 in (157.2 - 150.8 mm) |
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6.4375 - 6.1875 in (163.5 - 157.2 mm) |
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| 7.0625 - 6.4375 in (179.4 - 163.5 mm) |
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| 8.6875 - 8.3125 in (220.7 - 211.1 mm) |
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