Holiday Gift Guide Astronomik Oiii 6nm Ccd Maxfr Clip-filter Eos Aps-c Limited Time 95% Off [tKJWbPLn]

Holiday Gift Guide Astronomik Oiii 6nm Ccd Maxfr Clip-filter Eos Aps-c Limited Time 95% Off [tKJWbPLn]

The Holiday Gift Guide Astronomik Oiii 6nm Ccd Maxfr Clip-filter Eos Aps-c Limited Time 95% Off [tKJWbPLn] is a cutting-edge filter designed for astronomers seeking to enhance the performance of their fast focal ratio telescopes. This filter is part of the MaxFR filter series, which is renowned for its exceptional compatibility with fast focal ratio telescopes, such as those in the Celestron RASA series or Epsilon Astrographs from Takahashi. The filter's 6nm bandwidth is tailored to capture the OIII (Oxygen III) emission lines, making it an ideal choice for deep-sky observing.

Superior Filter Features

The Astronomik MaxFR filter series stands out for its MFR coating, which ensures incredibly precise optical clarity. This coating blocks unwanted light across a wide spectrum, from UV to IR, resulting in high contrast and minimal stray light. The filters are made from high-quality substrates in extremely thin layers, which contribute to their exceptional durability and longevity. Key features include:

• MFR Coating for precise optical clarity.
• High-quality substrate in thin layers for durability.

Optimized for Fast Focal Ranges

The 6nm OIII filter is designed for focal ratios between f/1.8 and f/2.2, offering approximately 90% transmission rates. This allows for unlimited usability and optimal performance in a wide range of fast telescopes. Additionally, the filter's ability to function at even faster focal ratios, such as f/1.4, makes it a versatile choice for various observing conditions. The Holiday Gift Guide Astronomik Oiii 6nm Ccd Maxfr Clip-filter Eos Aps-c Limited Time 95% Off [tKJWbPLn] is also parfocal, meaning you can easily swap it with other Astronomik filters without losing focus. This filter is the perfect accessory for astronomers looking to maximize their observing experience with fast focal length telescopes.