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Why SafeShot?
View the Sun like never before with SafeShot! Effortlessly connect your smartphone for capturing every moment, while enjoying a direct view of the Sun. Safely! SafeShot removes the hassle of juggling between eclipse glasses and your phone, ensuring full protection for your eyes and face. Experience the celestial event with clear vision, free from the inconvenience of glasses that can blackout or slip off. SafeShot, your ideal companion for a safe and convenient Solar observing experience.
- Universal smartphone compatibility.
- No additional apps or software required. Get great results just using your own built in camera app.
- No glasses required and still safe.
- Recognized as Safe and Effective by the American Astronomical Society
SafeShot – Turn you smartphone into a Solar Observatory
SafeShot allows you to view and image the Sun in total safety for both your eyes and your smartphone.
With the upcoming total solar eclipse, interest in our star Sol (the Sun), is at an all-time high! That's why we created SafeShot to let you both see and capture solar phenomena, like the upcoming total solar eclipses, sun spots, and planets traversing the Sun. Whether you’re in the path of an eclipse or you’re planning to be, you need SafeShot.
Make SafeShot a part of your solar observing plans!
- Record a solar eclipse, including the totality, while viewing at the same time.
- Universal smartphone compatibility.
- Works with existing smartphone cameras and software. No need to download any new apps... unless you want to.
- No hassle design, just stick and go. No switching.
- Easy-grip handles for all ages.
- Share your images and video.
- Made from 99% post-consumer recycled content.
- Made in the U.S.A.
SafeShot in action at the Annular Eclipse last October.
SafeShot Image with Pixel 6A.
SafeShot in an action at the Annular Eclipse, in Corpus Christi Texas, USA. Oct. 14, 2023.
Even intermittent cloud cover couldn't stop SafeShot, and this users' Pixel 6a from getting great photos of the Annular solar eclipse.
SafeShot Image with Pixel 6A.
SafeShot in an action at the Annular Eclipse, in Corpus Christi Texas, USA. Oct. 14, 2023.
Even intermittent cloud cover couldn't stop SafeShot, and this users' Pixel 6a from getting great photos of the Annular solar eclipse.
So easy and comfortable to use!
SafeShot in an action at the Annular Eclipse, in Corpus Christi Texas, USA. Oct. 14, 2023.
SafeShot in action at the beach.
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Melissa Hayes
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
I used this during the eclipse in 2024, I used it to take pictures of the eclipse and the photos were great
LJ Leighton
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024
The directions were simple. The screen had 2 plastic filter areas. The one on the right was to view the eclipse and protect your eyes. It worked well. The left area that went over the camera lense to allow you to photograph the eclipse. When the moon was covering the sun about 50% , I could see it well though the screen for my eyes. The photo at that point was not made to correctly filter enough light to capture photos. The photo postedI is the one I took when the coverage was about 95%.
Rebecca
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024
I lived in the path of totality for the April 2024 eclispe so I wanted to capture the moment. Unfortunately, these didn't work at all. The view was cloudy and hazy, when it was. Bright clear and sunny day. Holding my eclispe glasses over my phone worked better.
DiverseInterests
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024
Bought these for the Apr 8 2024 total eclipse. Bought the multi pack to share with family.Glad I didn’t open them in advance because where we were in upstate NY was a solar eclipse bust. We were socked in with solid cloud cover and rain until an hour after the event.These DID seem well made, not flimsy. I would buy again if another eclipse opportunity comes up (2026 is in Egypt).
Sheri
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024
This film doesn’t allow you to take accurate photo’s of eclipse. Tried different settings on iPhone along with different angles. Every shot looks the same. Even put it on a different model iPhone, same results. My mother purchased one also and got same results with Samsung phone. Waste of 15.00 dollars, already had glasses just wanted pictures. I should have bought a lens for my camera instead.
W in VA
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024
In preparation for the 2024 solar eclipse, I did some tests holding my iPhone 13 Pro up to the lens of a pair of solar glasses and thought it could be better. After doing a bit of research on how best to photograph the eclipse with my iPhone, I read about an iPhone app called Solar Snap that allows users to bypass the iPhone's built-in camera app which tends to become confused when taking photos of the sun.At the last minute, I ordered a four pack of these SafeShot Solar Eclipse Viewers. I'm really glad I did. Attaching the Velcro was not an issue and it held my iPhone in place securely. I shared the extra SafeShots with my family and friends so they could all capture the moment. The SafeShot combined with Solar Snap got me some really nice photos of the eclipse that I'll cherish forever as a reminder of one of nature's totally awesome events.
Tara Moore
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
The glasses were great, the phone cover did not allow to take photos which is what I wanted it to do. Did not get any photos with my phone. Disappointed.
Melinda
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024
I decided to purchase this item right before the recent solar Eclipse. I have always enjoyed any unique events that take place with the sky and the items in it and this seemed like it would be a good way to experience the eclipse.I am so glad that I purchased it! While it was nice to look through the window made for your eyes to look through, the section for the camera was astounding.I decided to not attach the thin velcro to the viewer as I didn't want to stick the other half on my phone case and then have to get sticky residue off afterwards. I did not find it at all hard to hold my phone flat against the card so that the camera lenses were in the window as I held the handle section. I was then able to use my free hand to play with zooming the image and clicking the photo and video button.The only issue I had was that my arms started to get tired after a bit, but if I had a camera/phone mount to hold the phone in place that would have helped.As you can see by a few of the pictures I posted, the phone camera was able to take lovely shots through the window. You could see sun spots and the quality did not diminish once the eclipse was past and the entirety if the sun was photographed. That adds to the use of this item as any type of sun photography is possible, beyond just an eclipse.Overall, I feel this was well worth the money and I would not hesitate to buy it again, and I have already shared links to this product to family members and friends.
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