Antlia 2" narrowband filter with 3 nm bandwidth

Antlia 2" narrowband filter with 3 nm bandwidth

Antlia 2" 3 nm O-III ultra - narrow band filter for astrophotography - images with extreme contrast even with strong light pollution

  • 2" mounted with low-profile filter cell
  • Suitable for telescopes and lenses with a focal ratio of f/3 and lower
  • Schott optical base substrate
  • Blackened edges to avoid internal reflections
  • Extremely narrow bandwidth of only 3 nm for maximum contrast
  • Central wavelength 500,7 nm
  • Filter thickness 2 mm
  • Comes in convenient plastic transport box
Manufacturer : Antlia
SKU : TSO-AO332
Price: 655.00 € incl tax 19% (Germany)
Estimated delivery time : 1-4 days
Product description

Antlia 2" narrowband filter with 3 nm bandwidth

Antlia nebula filters offer extreme contrast. Thus, the astrophotographer achieves a very good result even with considerable stray light from cities or from the moon. Antlia guarantees a transmission of at least 88% in the 1 nm range around the central passband. This makes the narrowband filters interesting also for fast telescopes and objectives. Even at an extreme focal ratio of f/3, there is only minimal transmission loss.

The quality features of Antlia narrowband filters at a glance:

  • High light transmission and narrowest bandwidth to maximize contrast
  • Steep spectral profile minimizes halos around bright stars
  • Single substrate to eliminate internal reflections
  • Use in light-polluted areas and dark locations
  • Extends exposure time in moonlight conditions
  • Antlia Narrowband Pro filters can be used with low signal loss down to F/3 systems
  • All Antlia narrowband filters are blackened at the edges to prevent internal reflections of stray light
  • Superior optical reliability reduces post-processing of the image

Scope of Delivery:
  • Filter
  • Case
    Products specifications
    Filter thread / size2"
    Thickness2 mm
    CellCNC machined
    Transmissionmin 88%
    Full-Width-Half Maximum (FWHM)3nm
    TypeLine Filter