All-in-one Orion Ultrablock Narrowband Filter - 1.25" Round Mounted With A 30% Price Cut [xvPR3UkL]

Orion UltraBlock Filter - 1.25" Round Mounted

Are you struggling to observe faint emission nebulas in light-polluted areas? The Orion UltraBlock Narrowband Filter is the perfect solution for enhancing your telescope observations. This filter is designed to block all forms of light pollution, including narrowband mercury and sodium-vapor lighting, while allowing critical hydrogen-beta and ionized oxygen wavelengths of light to pass through. This unique feature provides maximum contrast and clarity, allowing you to see the wonders of the night sky even from urban environments. With the Orion UltraBlock Filter, you can explore the cosmos with unparalleled clarity and detail.

Key Features and Specifications

The Orion UltraBlock Filter boasts an extremely high blocking rate of 99.9% for critical mercury and sodium emission bands. This ensures that your observations are not hindered by light pollution, giving you the best possible view of the night sky. The filter is specifically designed for 1.25" eyepieces, making it compatible with a wide range of telescopes. Its round mounted design ensures a secure fit and optimal performance. The Orion UltraBlock Filter also enhances the visibility of fainter deep-sky objects, allowing you to observe details and features that would otherwise be lost in light pollution.

Practical Applications and Benefits

Whether you are an astronomy enthusiast or a casual observer, the Orion UltraBlock Filter is a valuable tool for enhancing your stargazing experience. In highly light-polluted sites, this filter can turn a challenging observation into a rewarding one, revealing the hidden beauty of emission and planetary nebulas. Its ability to block light pollution while transmitting key wavelengths of light makes it an essential accessory for any telescope. Whether you're observing from your backyard or a city park, the Orion UltraBlock Filter will help you uncover the wonders of the night sky and bring a new level of clarity to your observations.