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2" Orion SkyGlow Astrophotography Filter | Orion …

    https://www.telescope.com/2-Orion-SkyGlow-Astrophotography-Filter/p/5561.uts
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Skyglow Astrophotography filters - Beginning Deep Sky Imaging

    https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/506768-skyglow-astrophotography-filters/
    Skyglow Astrophotography filters. Started by AlienRatDog , Jul 24 2015 05:41 PM. This topic has been archived. This means that you cannot reply to this topic. ... The Orion SkyGlow AP filters are largely the same as the IDAS LPS-P2 and LPS-D1 filters. I use the LPS-P2 myself (I've got a couple of them for different scopes), and I like the ...

Orion SkyGlow Astrophotography Filters | Orion …

    https://www.telescope.com/Orion-SkyGlow-Astrophotography-Filters/e/37.uts
    Specialized astrophotography filters designed for deep-sky imaging in light polluted skies with CCD or DSLR cameras SkyGlow Imaging filters suppress up to 99% transmission of specific light wavelengths responsible for light pollution Enhances contrast of all types of deep-sky objects: galaxies, nebulas, and star clusters

Orion 5561 2-Inch SkyGlow Astrophotography Filter

    https://www.amazon.com/Orion-5561-2-Inch-SkyGlow-Astrophotography/dp/B001DGNP4S
    This item: Orion 5561 2-Inch SkyGlow Astrophotography Filter $143.99 Lens Heater Warmer Dew Heater with Temperature Regulator Strip for Ice Fog …

10 Light Pollution Filters for Astrophotography in the City

    https://astrobackyard.com/light-pollution-filters/
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How to Choose a Light Pollution Filter for Astrophotography

    https://astrobackyard.com/filters-for-astrophotography/
    The Neodymium glass used in the Moon and Skyglow version of the filter is based on research at Carl Zeiss. The unique characteristics of the Neodymium glass blocks specific wavelengths of light such as streetlights and the moon. The included IR blocking coatings suppress chromatic aberration when in use for astrophotography.

Orion sky glow astrophotography vs the regular skyglow

    https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/524026-orion-sky-glow-astrophotography-vs-the-regular-skyglow/
    The visual version of the filter (they call it the Broadband Skyglow) has 2 band pass areas in the spectrum, one around the OIII and Hb peaks, and the other up around Ha. The Ha band trails off into the near infra red, letting some of that pass through, but since we can't see that, it doesn't matter.

Baader Neodymium (Moon & Skyglow) Filter

    https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/baader-neodymium-(moon-and-skyglow)-filter.html
    You will find that the original "Baader Moon&Skyglow" filter has the highest transmission and is blocked in the UV/IR, with the same layer system as a Baader L filter. This means sharper images because only the spectral range where the telescope can deliver a sharp image, reaches the chip. In addition, our filter is plano-optically polished.

What Are the Best Filters for Astrophotography?

    https://expertphotography.com/best-astrophotography-filters/
    Why Do You Need an Astrophotography Filter? Getting a good look at the night sky is optically demanding. When you gaze up to the stars, maybe you’ll see a constellation or a nebula or two. And that’s if it’s a clear night in the countryside. Most of the detail remains obscured. The best digital cameras have the same problem.

How to Remove Light Pollution from Your Astro Images

    https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-resources/astrophotography-tips/remove-light-pollution-astro-images/
    Here is how you do it. Select the eyedropper tool from the tool palette and change the sample size to 31 by 31 average. Call up the levels dialog from the pull-down menu (Image > Adjustments > Levels). Double click on the black-point eyedropper at left. In the Color Picker (Target Shadow Color) window, set the R,G,B values to 35,35,35 and click OK.

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