Celestron - Celestron Origin Nebula Filter - H-Alpha, H-Beta, Oxygen Iii Narrowband Astroimaging Filter - Rasa 6 Optical Tube

Enjoy The Most Dazzling Views Of Nebulae With Your Celestron Origin When You Add This H-Alpha H-Beta Oiii Imaging Filter. This Specialized Filter For The Celestron Origin Allows High Throughput Of Light Wavelengths In Emission Nebulae While Blocking Other Wavelengths That Could Diminish Image Quality And Detail. The Result Is Bright, Colorful Nebulae Images That Pop With Detail Against The Black Sky Background. How Does The Nebula Filter For Origin Work? Emission Nebulae Primarily Emit At Discrete Wavelengths Of Light-H-Alpha At 656Nm, H-Beta At 486Nm, And Oiii At 496/501Nm. By Strategically Transmitting Only These Wavelengths Of Light And Blocking The Rest Of The Spectrum, The Filter Dramatically Reduces The Effect Of Light Pollution And Sky Glow. Youll Immediately Notice Much Higher Contrast In Your Images, Especially From Your Light-Polluted Backyard! And Since The Transmission At The Critical Wavelengths Is So High, The Nebula Will Not Be Dimmed-Only The Background Will Be Blacker. The Nebula Filter Is Perfect For Imaging Emission Nebulae Like The North America Nebula (Ngc 7000), Lagoon Nebula (M8), Orion Nebula (M42), The Carina Nebula (Ngc 3372), And Dozens More. Unlike Similar Filters With Narrower Bandpasses, This Filter Was Engineered Specifically To Work With Origins Fast F/2.2 Optics To Allow More Of The Light You Want While Suppressing The Light You Dont. The Filter Features A Machined Aluminum Black Anodized Cell With A Knurled Rim For Easy Grip During Installation. Weve Added Anti-Reflection Coatings To Help Suppress Reflections On The Glass. The Filter Fits Directly Into The Filter Drawer In The Celestron Origins Front Lens Cell, Where The Optical Window Sits. Simply Remove The Clear Window And Replace It With The Filter. Origin Maintains Its Optical Performance Across The Entire System With The Filter Installed. Each Filter Comes With A Foam-Lined Case To Store The Filter Or Optical Window When Not In Use.