ToupTek 1.25" LRGB Filter Set
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ToupTek 1.25" LRGB Filter Set

ToupTek 1.25" LRGB Filter Set

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ToupTek AstroSKU: FILTER-LRGB-125
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  • Description
  • Specifications

The ToupTek 1.25" LRGB Filter Set includes Luminance, Red, Green, and Blue photometric filters in 1.25" format for true-colour monochrome astrophotography. Precision-coated for accurate colour reproduction on galaxies, star clusters, and reflection nebulae.

  • Included: Luminance, Red, Green, Blue
  • Size: 1.25" (mounted)
  • Coating: Ion-beam sputtered multi-layer
  • Cell: Aluminium, anodized
SpecificationDetail
Included FiltersLuminance, Red, Green, Blue
L Passband420–685nm
R Passband590–700nm
G Passband490–580nm
B Passband400–500nm
Peak Transmission>95%
Filter Size1.25" mounted
CoatingIon-beam sputtered multi-layer
Cell MaterialAluminium, anodized black

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