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Multiple bands
3mm (without Cell)
656.3nm, 502nm, 673nm
Dielectrically coated, plane optically polished
Maximum contrast for fast Astrographs
50 x 50mm (1.97 x 1.97")
CCD, Deep Sky, f/2 High-speed, H-alpha, O-III, S-II
Unmounted
Narrowband
Square
0.197kg (0.43 lbs)
f/2 Highspeed filterset consisting of 3 filters: H-alpha, O III and S II. Highspeed Narrowband Filters are designed especially for the delicate requirements of extremely fast astrograph optics, in particular Hyperstar and RASA
conventional narrowband filters cause a heavy loss in transmission due to the strong CWL-shift. In extreme cases the CWL even does shift out of the FWHM (CWL= Center-wavelength / FWHM= full width half maximum). Therefore these filters have a CWL-preshift which matches f/2 to f/3 perfectly
the FWHM is optimized. In spite of the typical line broadening with such fast optical trains they are able to deliver maximum contrast
for the first time use fast optics really effectively for high contrast emission nebulae imaging. Triple S/N-ratio when compared to common narrowband filters at f/2
using these filters between f/1.8 and f/3.5 shows a dramatic improvement compared to any regular set of narrowband-filters