Filters for solar eclipse and solar feature viewing I have 


a Vixen ED100SF ED refracting telescope and 
10x50 6.5 Bushnell Legend Porro Prism binoculars


and would like to outfit both with filters for solar eclipse viewing. I gather the basic setup simply involves finding an appropriate filter, that fits the equipment, but I'm new to this and the range of options is bewildering. Ideally I'd also like something that allows me to see solar features, but I gather that these can be quite expensive.

What are my options (or a good reference on options) for viewing solar eclipses and solar features? Would something like an "eyepiece" filter work on its own for safe viewing, or would my telescope require something different?
You mustn't use an eyepiece filter. It is very very dangerous. In my opinion the best is buying an Astrosolar paper, that isn't expensive and you can see very well an eclipse. If you want to see solar features you must spend more and you need an H-alpha filter, but the view with that is amazing