Optolong L’eXtreme Filter – 2 inch

Description

OPTOLONG L-EXTREME DUAL-BAND FILTER – 2-INCH

DUAL-BAND LIGHT POLLUTION FILTER – 2-INCH

The advantage of the L-eXtreme filter is that there is no transmission between the H-beta and OIII lines and there are also no nebula emission lines there. In this case, it isn’t letting light pollution come through so it maximizes nebula signals and the sky background is made darker while imaging.

The L-eXtreme filter should better isolate the emission lines and better protect from light pollution.

L-EXTREME INTRODUCTION

Optolong L-eXtreme is a two 7 nm bandpass filter which can be used with one-shot color cameras like DSLR’s (digital SLR), and monochrome CCD cameras, it is also more suited for fast systems. The convenience and cost-effectiveness of this filter allows amateurs to image a rich emission nebula, even in bright, light pollution skies. Optolong believes the design of L-eXtreme filter would be a better choice for fast systems at a competitive price. It isolates the H-alpha, and Oxygen-iii nebula emission lines so that the contrast and signal-to-noise ratio between nebulae were maximized. For people who are living in very light-polluted areas, or when the moon is out, the L-eXtreme will be a good filter.

Hydrogen is the largest, the most primitive, the simplest, and the oldest element in the universe. Scientists consider that Hydrogen amounts to more than 90% of visible substance in space. Our sun is 5 billion years old, but so far hydrogen is still the key matter of nuclear fusion. While the sulfur element does not have much scientific significance, so keeping H and O for the exploration of life.

The Optolong L-eXtreme highlights H-a, H-b, O-iii, and O-ii, and reduces the signal of sulphur.

SPECTRUM AND CHARACTERISTIC

• Substrate: B270.
• Thickness: 1.85 mm.
• FWHM: O37 nm+Ha 7 nm.
• Blocking range: 300 to 1000 nm.
• Blocking depth: light pollution line blocking >99%.
• Surface quality: 60/40.
• Transmitted Wavefront RMS: λ/4.
• Parallelism: 30s.

SPECIFICATIONS