Neewer 1.25' Telescope Eyepiece Filter Set (10-Pieces)

Name: Neewer 1.25' Telescope Eyepiece Filter Set (10-Pieces)
Brand: Neewer
SKU: NE66601466
Price: 52.35 EUR
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Neewer 1.25 Telescope Eyepiece Filter Set (10-Pieces)

This 10-piece 1.25 Telescope Eyepiece Filter Set from Neewer includes five planetary color filters, variable polarizing filters, and ultrahigh-contrast and lunar filters to enhance astronomical observation & photography.

Five planetary color filters in red, orange, yellow, green, and blue reveal details, emphasize features, and sharpen the contrast of Mercury, Mars, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Moon, and other celestial objects
Two rotating variable polarizing filters change light transmission from 40% to 1%. They reduce reflection and glare, darken the sky background, and boost visual contrasts to make planets and stars stand out. No chromatic aberration.
Stacking two polarizing filters together will give you a variable ND2-2000 ND filter, which can be used freely on the telescope without affecting the focal length at all, helping you to capture more brilliant star rivers.
UHC (Ultrahigh Contrast) filter minimizes manmade light pollution like streetlights for sharp nebular viewing in urban and rural areas. The lunar filter allows only 13% light transmission to boost contrast and emphasize lunar features like craters, mountains, and valleys. The lunar & starglow filter can block unwanted 589nm wavelengths of light, and improve observation of the night sky in urban and rural areas.