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Use an unexposed and developed roll of film as a filter. It won't be great. The problem is the camera, this filter is legit. Here's an example of what you might get...

Eclipse 2012 Behind Clouds (Colorado, USA): https://youtu.be/QkbIn0e8_Rs

You can also use a welding shield but trying to buy a permanent one right before an eclipse is impossible. The auto-darkening ones won't really work.

NOTE: The total solar eclipse of 2015 is not visible from North America.

See the answer here: Is it dangerous to take pictures of the sun without any filter?Is it dangerous to take pictures of the sun without any filter?

This can be VERY DANGEROUS for your camera!

Use an unexposed and developed roll of film as a filter. It won't be great. The problem is the camera, this filter is legit. Here's an example of what you might get...

Eclipse 2012 Behind Clouds (Colorado, USA): https://youtu.be/QkbIn0e8_Rs

You can also use a welding shield but trying to buy a permanent one right before an eclipse is impossible. The auto-darkening ones won't really work.

NOTE: The total solar eclipse of 2015 is not visible from North America.

See the answer here: Is it dangerous to take pictures of the sun without any filter?

This can be VERY DANGEROUS for your camera!

Use an unexposed and developed roll of film as a filter. It won't be great. The problem is the camera, this filter is legit. Here's an example of what you might get...

Eclipse 2012 Behind Clouds (Colorado, USA): https://youtu.be/QkbIn0e8_Rs

You can also use a welding shield but trying to buy a permanent one right before an eclipse is impossible. The auto-darkening ones won't really work.

NOTE: The total solar eclipse of 2015 is not visible from North America.

See the answer here: Is it dangerous to take pictures of the sun without any filter?

This can be VERY DANGEROUS for your camera!

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Use an unexposed and developed roll of film as a filter. It won't be great. The problem is the camera, this filter is legit. Here's an example of what you might get...

Eclipse 2012 Behind Clouds (Colorado, USA): https://youtu.be/QkbIn0e8_Rs

You can also use a welding shield but trying to buy a permanent one right before an eclipse is impossible. The auto-darkening ones won't really work.

NOTE: The total solar eclipse of 2015 is not visible from North America.

See the answer here: Is it dangerous to take pictures of the sun without any filter?

This can be VERY DANGEROUS for your camera!

Use an unexposed and developed roll of film as a filter. It won't be great. The problem is the camera, this filter is legit. Here's an example of what you might get...

Eclipse 2012 Behind Clouds (Colorado, USA): https://youtu.be/QkbIn0e8_Rs

You can also use a welding shield but trying to buy a permanent one right before an eclipse is impossible.

Use an unexposed and developed roll of film as a filter. It won't be great. The problem is the camera, this filter is legit. Here's an example of what you might get...

Eclipse 2012 Behind Clouds (Colorado, USA): https://youtu.be/QkbIn0e8_Rs

You can also use a welding shield but trying to buy a permanent one right before an eclipse is impossible. The auto-darkening ones won't really work.

NOTE: The total solar eclipse of 2015 is not visible from North America.

See the answer here: Is it dangerous to take pictures of the sun without any filter?

This can be VERY DANGEROUS for your camera!

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Jasmine
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Use an unexposed and developed roll of film as a filter. It won't be great. The problem is the camera, this filter is legit. Here's an example of what you might get...

Eclipse 2012 Behind Clouds (Colorado, USA): https://youtu.be/QkbIn0e8_Rs

You can also use a welding shield but trying to buy a permanent one right before an eclipse is impossible.