SVBONY SV220 Telescope Filter, 2 inches Dual-Band Nebula Filter, H-Alpha and O-III Narrowband Filter for One-Shot Color Cameras, Light Pollution Filter for Astrophotography

SVBONY SV220 Telescope Filter, 2 inches Dual-Band Nebula Filter, H-Alpha and O-III Narrowband Filter for One-Shot Color Cameras, Light Pollution Filter for Astrophotography

Name: SVBONY SV220 Telescope Filter, 2 inches Dual-Band Nebula Filter, H-Alpha and O-III Narrowband Filter for One-Shot Color Cameras, Light Pollution Filter
Brand: Svbony
Price: 21338.64 PHP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (1 reviews)

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Product ID: 542640505

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Details

Brand
SVBONY
Material
Aluminum
Photo filter thread size
2 Inches
Coating description
Multi Coating
Photo filter effect type
Enhancing

🌌Dual-band filter

🌙2-inch size

📷Astrophotography ready

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Description

🌠 Capture the cosmos, even in the city!

USER FRIENDLY DESIGN - Simplify your imaging process with dual-band technology.
HIGH CONTRAST IMAGING - Experience nebulae like never before, regardless of conditions.
ILLUMINATE YOUR NIGHT SKY - Reduce light pollution for stunning visuals.
ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY MADE EASY - Enhance contrast for breathtaking nebula shots.
PERFECT FOR URBAN STARGAZERS - Capture deep-sky wonders even in city lights.

The SVBONY SV220 Telescope Filter is a 2-inch dual-band filter designed for astrophotography, specifically targeting H-Alpha and O-III wavelengths. It effectively reduces light pollution, enhances contrast for nebulae, and simplifies the imaging process, making it ideal for both amateur and professional astronomers in urban settings.