Suggested for viewing the Horsehead Nebula; passing efficiently the Hydrogen Beta and Oxygen III emission while attenuating sky glow.
The broad-band "Light Pollution Reduction" (LPR) filters are designed to improve the visibility of a variety of Deep-Sky objects by blocking out the common Mercury vapor, Sodium, and some other emission lines from man-made or natural sources which contribute to light pollution, while letting through a broad range of other more useful wavelengths. Since the eye is mainly a "contrast detector", this selective screening out of some of the background skyglow increases the contrast and helps Deep-sky objects stand out more noticeably. While these filters do not eliminate the effects of light pollution or make the objects brighter, in many cases, these filters can improve the visibility of some deep-sky objects to at least some degree.
The filter is mounted in a threaded eye piece adapter commonly refered to as 2". (Actually a 48 mm standard configeration.)and has an glass filter dimension of 47 mm.
Specifications follow: Central Wavelength 494 nominal, To pass 480 to 510 nm, as well as 656 nm, Typical transmission >90%, Blocking OD 3 typical of interfering light. Filter supplied with actual spectral data.
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