ToupTek 1.25" SHO Narrowband Filter Set – Ha / SII / OIII (7nm)

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ToupTek AstroSKU: FILTER-SHO-125

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The ToupTek 1.25" SHO Narrowband Filter Set includes Ha, SII, and OIII narrowband filters in 1.25" format. Each filter features a precision narrowband bandpass coating for capturing emission nebulae under light-polluted or moonlit skies. Compatible with any monochrome astrophotography camera.

  • Included: H-alpha (7nm), SII (7nm), OIII (7nm)
  • Size: 1.25" (mounted)
  • Bandpass: 7nm FWHM
  • Coating: Ion-beam sputtered multi-layer
  • Cell: Aluminium, anodized
SpecificationDetail
Included FiltersH-alpha (656.3nm), SII (671.6nm), OIII (500.7nm)
Bandpass (FWHM)7nm each
Filter Size1.25" mounted
CoatingIon-beam sputtered multi-layer
Out-of-Band BlockingOD4+
Cell MaterialAluminium, anodized black
Ideal Camera TypeMonochrome astrophotography cameras

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