S2KRAY

Thanks Gene, we get a 78% eclipse. Do we need to get special sun glasses or can we use our regular ones which are polarized.

Scooterboy

You need a #14 welding shade.

Kyras

Don't even try to look at it unless it's 100% or a total eclipse. I bought a booklet by Michael Zeiler on GreatAmericanEclips dot com and it has excellent information and history about this eclipse, past ones and future ones. I think they're sold out.

NNY S2k

Supposed to be a rainy day here so it should be a dark afternoon.
Levi

The Raptor

Get eclipse glasses here:

https://www.greatamericaneclipse.com/eclipse-viewing/

jukngene

Looks like they're sold out of everything!

myclue

cool thanks!

The Raptor

Try Amazon. They have them in stock:

skunkworks

I’ve practiced photographing the sun again today. Do believe that I’ve got it down pat.

The only thing that I’m anxious about photographing is using a 5 ND filter during the partial eclipse and no filter during totality, where shutter speeds need changing for capturing the transitions and corona. I’ll have three cameras on Auto Exposure Bracketing during the totality using fresh batteries.

Keeping the beer cold and remembering to bring an opener are other concerns.

tof

For glasses, check with your local library. Some states are distributing them through the library systems. Pretty sure that includes DE, but they may be out. They were a few weeks ago but may have received more. CT has them still so other states may as well.