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Feuilles de film solaire Hyperion ND5 — Matériau pour filtres à fabriquer soi-même (observation et photographie)
Matériau pour fabriquer des filtres solaires (ND5) — Les feuilles de film solaire Hyperion ND5 en lumière blanche réduisent la lumière solaire de 99,999 % pour l’observation et la photographie solaires en toute sécurité lorsqu’elles sont correctement montées et intactes. Elles sont conçues pour fabriquer des filtres solaires sur mesure à montage frontal.
Ce film peut-il être utilisé pour observer directement le Soleil ?
Oui. Une seule couche intacte de film solaire Hyperion ND5 peut être tenue entre les yeux, sans instrument optique, et le Soleil, de façon à couvrir entièrement la vue du Soleil. Pour une meilleure stabilité et pour réduire le risque que le film glisse, tombe ou soit endommagé, nous recommandons de l’installer dans un dispositif d’observation solaire à main ou un support correctement conçu.
Lorsque le film est utilisé avec un télescope, des jumelles, un appareil photo ou un autre équipement optique, il doit être solidement fixé devant l’ouverture avant, du côté du Soleil. Inspectez le film avant chaque utilisation et ne l’utilisez jamais s’il est déchiré, perforé, présente des plis profonds ou tout autre dommage.
DIY PRODUCT — READ BEFORE PURCHASING
- This is raw solar-filter film, not a finished filter.
- Choose the sheet size based on the filter cell or project you are building.
- Available sheet sizes are 3 × 5 in, 9 × 12 in, and 12 × 12 in.
- Only one layer of Hyperion Solar Film is required.
- The finished filter must be securely mounted at the front, sun-facing end of the optical system.
Choose the sheet size that best fits your filter cell or DIY project.
✔ ND5 White-Light Solar Film
✔ 3 Sheet Sizes Available
✔ Single, 5 & 10 Pack Options
Feuilles de film solaire Hyperion ND5 — Matériau pour filtres à fabriquer soi-même (observation et photographie)
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Details
DIY solar filter material (ND5) — Hyperion ND5 white light solar film sheets reduce sunlight by 99.999% for safe solar viewing and photography when properly mounted and undamaged. Designed for builders creating custom front-mounted solar filters.
Important: This is raw solar film and requires a properly designed holder or frame for safe use.
DIY solar filter material (ND5) — Hyperion ND5 white light solar film sheets reduce sunlight by 99.999% for safe solar viewing and photography when properly mounted and undamaged. Designed for builders creating custom front-mounted solar filters.
Important: This is raw solar film and requires a properly designed holder or frame for safe use.
Hyperion Solar Film is a thin ND5 solar-filter material designed for white-light solar viewing and photography. It is flexible and lightweight, making it suitable for custom filter cells and DIY applications. Only one layer is required. Handle the film gently and replace it if torn, punctured, or otherwise damaged.
To compare materials and understand which option is best for your needs, see Materials & Optics Explained →
- Inspect before every use for pinholes, scratches, creases, or tears.
- Do not use damaged film.
- Mount securely in a rigid holder or frame that fully covers the aperture and cannot be dislodged by wind or handling.
- Never look at the Sun through an unfiltered optical device.
Note on standards: ISO 12312-2:2015 applies to direct solar viewing products such as eclipse glasses and handheld solar viewers. It does not apply to optical filters used on cameras, telescopes, or binoculars. This product is ND5 solar filter film intended for DIY optical filters when mounted and used correctly.
For detailed safety guidance, see Solar Filter Safety & Proper Use →
FAQ's
Yes —when mounted securely in a proper holder/frame and undamaged, a single layer of ND5 film is intended for safe direct solar viewing.
Yes — ND5 film can be used for viewing with telescopes, binoculars, and spotting scopes when installed correctlyas a full-aperture front-mounted filter.
Yes — it can be used for solar photography when mounted properly on the front of the lens or aperture using a secure holder.
Yes — it can be cut for DIY projects, but safety depends on secure mounting and damage-free film. Inspect every time.
