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Solar and Solar Eclipse Viewing 101
by Christopher Witt · Posted 02/13/2024
Even for the most seasoned and experienced astronomer, the question of the Sun and how to properly view it is as confusing as it is baffling. B&H is increasing its solar viewing offerings, so we’re here to give you a primer on what there is to see when looking at the Sun, and some of the tools you’ll need to view it safely and properly. First, let me start by stating that you should NEVER look at the Sun without taking the proper precautions, and using only those optics SPECIFICALLY designed and certified for solar viewing. Failing to take
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Astronomy
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Dedicated Solar Scope Buying Guide
by Christopher Witt · Posted 03/27/2017
A great deal of mystery and misconception surround the topic of observing the sun and solar eclipses, and while you should absolutely not look directly at the sun without proper protection, we here at B&H have got you covered on how to enjoy viewing the sun and, later this year, the solar eclipse. Read on to see what’s available for you, if you’re interested in investing in a dedicated solar telescope. White Light or Narrow Band? Right out of the gate, you need to decide: White light or Narrow-band (Targeted) viewing? For specifics about
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Telescopes
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