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Chroma Photometric Johnson-Bessell "I" Filter

Introducing the Chroma Photometric Johnson-Bessell "I" Telescope Filter, a cutting-edge tool for astronomers and enthusiasts looking to enhance their stargazing experience. This premium filter is designed to capture near infrared light, allowing for stunning observations of celestial objects in the UVBRI series. Crafted with durability in mind, the filter boasts a high-transmission sputtered coating that ensures optimal performance and longevity. Elevate your astronomical pursuits with this exceptional filter.

Filter Details and Specifications

Featuring a 1.25-inch diameter, this filter is designed to fit a wide range of telescopes and accessories. Its unique sputtered coating provides a durable and scratch-resistant surface, ensuring that your filter remains clear and effective for years to come. For added convenience, filters up to 2-inch and 50mm square, without T-thread or SCT thread, come with a complimentary TPO Filter Case (OS-CF2). This case not only keeps your filter safe but also provides easy portability for your stargazing adventures.

• High-transmission sputtered coating for optimal performance
• Complimentary TPO Filter Case for protection and portability

Practical Uses and Benefits

Whether you are a professional astronomer or a hobbyist, the Chroma Photometric Johnson-Bessell "I" Filter is an invaluable addition to your equipment. Its ability to capture near infrared light opens up a world of observation possibilities, allowing you to see celestial objects in a whole new light. Whether you're observing distant galaxies, nebulae, or comets, this filter will enhance your viewing experience. Ideal for both amateur and professional astronomers, the Johnson-Bessell "I" Filter is perfect for anyone looking to delve deeper into the wonders of the night sky.

• Enhanced observation of celestial objects in the UVBRI series
• Perfect for amateur and professional astronomers