Took some solar filter film, generously supplied by
FuzzyGeff, and made my own 58mm filter for my Canon PowerShot S5IS.
Cut the film to fit inside a normal everyday 58mm UV filter, then screw two of them together. Interestingly, this creates a solar filter that is tougher than the standard ones since there's a pane of glass on either side of the fragile film.
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| Halogen bulb without the filter. |
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| Halogen bulb with the filter. |
I've also made a bit of film for
FuzzyGeff's larger lens. Without his filters here, I can't really tell if it will fit, but I used the dimensions he supplied, so he can't complain too loud if it's wrong, can he?
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