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1. www.rothervalleyoptics.co.uk › baader-2-colourBaader 2" Colour Filter Set - Rother Valley Optics Ltd

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   The long-pass filter in this filter set offers 98% transmission and produces no flare. Unmatched by other brands. This can be seen in comparison with standard colour filters at once – the filter colour radiant downright.

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3. www.cloudynights.com › topic › 687791-125-in-versus1.25 in versus 2 in filters - pros and cons of each ...

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   Dec 22, 2019 · If you're going to stick with a DSLR, you're likely going to want 2" or clip-in filters. If you're going to get a cooled, dedicated astronomy camera, THEN you can see if the 1.25" filters will do (they're more than large enough for my 183MM-Pro) or not.

4. stargazerslounge.com › topic › 177882-which-size-ofWhich size of filter to go for: 1.25 or 2 inch? - Getting ...

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   Feb 18, 2013 · NGC 1502. If you have a 2" focuser, then I think it's a good idea to get 2" filters. But first check that if using a diagonal (refractor, sct, mak) that the nosepiece has a filter thread, and if it's a Newt, that the 2" to 1.25" adaptor also has a filter thread.

   • If you have a 2" focuser, then I think it's a good idea to get 2" filters. But first check that if using a diagonal (refractor, sct, mak) that the...
   • Hi Skir, I have a preference for using 2" filters as they can be used with 1.25" eyepieces as well, as Ed says above, as long as the nosepiece of t...
   • Well for eps currently I have 2 televue plossls and a radian, so unsure if they would have problems contacting the filter? So the main advantage of...
   • I have this extension http://www.rothervalleyoptics.co.uk/revelation-self-center-35mm-extension-tube-2-quot_d5577.html having looked at it in the l...
   • generally I'd screw the 2" filter onto the 2-1.25" adapter not the 2" extension as it's better to keep the filter as close to the optics (eyepiece)...
   • Thanks, yes looking at the base of the 1.25/2 adapter I can see it has a threaded section, checking out my eps the plossls are fine, but the radian...
   • or do this as suggested above
   • Ok thanks. That is a useful option. So would the baader neodymium do the job of a polarising moon filter and a uhc filter on its own?
   • it's not a UHC filter but it does a good job on the moon and the planets mentioned. I don't use it as a LP filter myself.
   • How is it on dso's?

5. www.harrisontelescopes.co.uk › acatalog › telescopeAstrophotography Filters for Telescopes - Harrison Telescopes

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   Astrophotography Filters such as RGB colour filters and IR or infra red blocking filters can enhance imaging of the night sky with telescopes.

6. www.tringastro.co.uk › baader-planetarium-contrastBaader Contrast Booster Filter 2 Inch - tringastro.co.uk

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   Fits into 1¼” and 2″ standard filter threads. Planeoptically polished, suitable for being used in front of a binocular viewer, or for a-focal image projection during digital imaging (way in front of the focal plane).

7. www.microglobe.co.uk › baader-low-profile-2-inchBaader Low Profile 2-Inch Filter-Cell - Microglobe.co.uk

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   Features: Baader Low Profile 2-Inch Filter-Cell. Unlabeled, lightweight and easy to use; Only 6mm optical height; Low Profile 2" filter cell (withou More

8. letterboxd.com › director › bx-giongrete‎Films directed by Bx Giongrete • Letterboxd

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