- Description
- Specifications
Product Overview
The SVBONY 1.25″ UV/IR cut filter passes visible light and blocks ultraviolet and infrared. It is built on optical-glass substrate with optical coatings and threads into any standard 1.25″ filter thread, from camera nosepieces to eyepieces and diagonals. It ships in a plastic storage case.
Who It's For
This is a good match if you image with a colour CMOS, planetary or modified camera and want to keep infrared and ultraviolet light out of your colour data, or if you want a clear protective window in front of a 1.25″ camera sensor.
Key Features & Design
- UV and IR blocking: removes the wavelengths that colour sensors record but that do not belong in a natural-colour image.
- Tighter star images: cutting infrared reduces the bloated stars and soft halos that IR focus shift causes in refractors and many camera trains.
- Optical-glass substrate: coated optical glass for clean transmission across the visible band.
- Protective window: can stay in place permanently as a dust shield in front of a camera.
- Standard 1.25″ filter thread: fits camera nosepieces, eyepieces and diagonals with 1.25″ filter threads.
Recommended Uses
- Planetary and lunar imaging with colour cameras such as the SVBONY SC715C.
- Broadband deep-sky imaging with colour CMOS or modified cameras in a 1.25″ train.
- Sensor protection in front of a 1.25″ camera nosepiece.
Compatibility and Accessory Notes
- Thread: standard 1.25″ filter thread, the same thread used on 1.25″ eyepieces, diagonals and camera nosepieces.
- Cameras: colour CMOS astronomy cameras, DSLRs used with a 1.25″ adapter, and modified webcams.
- With the SVBONY MK127 and SC715C: thread it onto the SC715C's 1.25″ nosepiece before inserting the camera into the telescope.
Good to Know Before You Order
- Size: this is the 1.25″ version. 2″ imaging trains need a 2″ filter.
- Published data: SVBONY does not publish a transmission curve or cut-off wavelengths for this filter. If you need those figures for a specific application, get in touch and we will look into it with you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it difficult to set up?
No. It threads into the front of a camera nosepiece or any 1.25″ filter thread by hand.
Do I need it with a mono camera?
Mono cameras usually use dedicated L, R, G and B filters with their own UV/IR blocking. A UV/IR cut filter is mainly for colour cameras.
Can it stay on the camera all the time?
Yes. SVBONY designs it to serve as a permanent protective window.
Bottom Line
In short: a 1.25″ coated optical-glass filter that blocks UV and infrared, for cleaner colour and tighter stars from colour cameras, and a simple way to protect a camera sensor.
| Filter type | UV/IR cut (blocks ultraviolet and infrared) |
|---|---|
| Size | 1.25″ |
| Thread | Standard 1.25″ filter thread |
| Substrate | Optical-quality glass with optical coatings |
| Included | Plastic storage case |
| Compatibility | Colour CMOS and planetary cameras, DSLRs, modified webcams, 1.25″ eyepieces and accessories |
| Use case | Colour planetary, lunar and broadband imaging; sensor protection |
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