Complete Zwo 31mm H-alpha Filter - 7nm Holiday Edition [AUDnG0eJ]

Superior H-Alpha Imaging with ZWO 31mm Filter

Elevate your astrophotography game with the ZWO 31mm H-alpha Filter, designed to capture the vibrant colors of celestial phenomena such as nebulae, star clusters, galaxies, and stars. This narrowband filter is a must-have for enthusiasts looking to enhance the contrast and depth of their images, especially in areas with high levels of light pollution. With its precise 7nm bandwidth, this filter allows only H-alpha wavelength light to pass through, ensuring the most accurate representation of the celestial objects you aim to capture.

Key Features and Specifications

The ZWO 31mm H-alpha Filter boasts several key features that set it apart from other filters on the market. Its unmounted design allows for easy insertion into filter wheels made to accept 31mm filters, providing flexibility and convenience. The filter's bandwidth of 7nm ensures maximum contrast enhancement, while the 656nm wavelength specifically targets the H-alpha emission line. This filter is of the Hydrogen Alpha type, making it ideal for complex false color imaging and capturing the true beauty of nebulae and other celestial objects. Below are some of the standout features of this product:

• Optimized for H-alpha wavelength light (656nm)
• Bandwidth: 7nm
• Size: 31mm

Practical Applications and Benefits

Whether you're a seasoned astrophotographer or just starting out, the ZWO 31mm H-alpha Filter offers numerous practical applications and benefits. By increasing the contrast between the imaged nebula and the night sky, this filter allows you to capture stunning false color images without overexposing the celestial object. This is particularly useful for imaging in areas with high levels of light pollution, where the night sky can appear overly bright and challenging to photograph. The following list highlights the practical benefits of using this filter:

• Increase contrast between nebula and night sky
• Perfect for imaging in light-polluted areas