L-Pro Filter
Flagship product. This versatile astronomical filter uses multiple passbands over visible 400-700nm to preserve color reproduction and image detail in deep-sky objects and Milky Way star fields. Other light-pollution filters cut much of this detail. Under light pollution it suits emission nebulae, emission nebulae, and continuous-spectrum targets. For visual use it maintains ample throughput while reflecting pollution wavelengths, improving contrast to distinguish targets. Source image/chart headings and captions: product images; dimensions and prices; in-camera compatibility table; reference spectrum; comparison images. M42 Orion Nebula; summer Milky Way. Gallery: M42 Orion Nebula, Nikon 810A+Paramount MX+Williams Optics FLT132+L-Pro Filter ©Jerry Huang. “Emerald Heart,” Canon 6D+Sigma 14-24/2.8+L-Pro Filter ©Bai Le. M20 Trifid Nebula, QHY247C+Celestron RASA astrograph+iOptron CEM60+L-Pro Filter ©Wu Zhen. Death Valley, USA, Nikon D810A+Samyang 24mm f/1.4+L-Pro Filter ©Yuri Beletsky. Source packaging and notes: silver-cardboard carton; PP plastic box; imported high-pressure white EVA lining. Color: ambient light, monitor differences, and flash photography may cause color differences; refer to the actual item. Coating: interference filters normally show different colors under different light; refer to the actual item. Design: improvements to design, appearance, or parameters may precede updated information; refer to the actual item. Description: materials, workmanship, and process design are the same throughout this series; only sizes differ. Truly worry-free quality: precise processing and strict quality control create outstanding Optolong quality.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensional Specifications | 1.25''/2'' |
| Dimensional Specifications | EOS-FF/EOS-C/NK-FF/Sony-FF/77mm |
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