With modern interference filters, amateur astronomers can now achieve excellent image results. The applications include narrow-band emission line filters, broader-band color filters and filters for suppressing artificial light emission.
The L-eXtreme is a two-band filter and the ideal choice for strong light pollution suppression. It allows astrophotography of objects with narrow-band emission in the O-III and H-alpha lines out of the city.
The L-eNhance is a tri band filter and the ideal choice for enhanced light pollution suppression. It allows astrophotos to be taken of narroband emission objects in O-III, H-Beta and H-Alpha lines out of the city.
The L-Pro Filter is the best choice for light pollution suppression and allows astrophotos to be taken of broadband emission objects such as galaxies, reflection nebulae and globular star clusters.
The L-eNhance is a tri band filter and the ideal choice for enhanced light pollution suppression. It allows astrophotos to be taken of narroband emission objects in O-III, H-Beta and H-Alpha lines out of the city.
The L-eXtreme is a two-band filter and the ideal choice for strong light pollution suppression. It allows astrophotography of objects with narrow-band emission in the O-III and H-alpha lines out of the city.
The L-Pro Filter is the best choice for light pollution suppression and allows astrophotos to be taken of broadband emission objects such as galaxies, reflection nebulae and globular star clusters.
The luminance channel is very important for a successful astrophoto! Sharpness, contrast and low noise of the luminance data are decisive for achieving the best possible quality in the final result!
The task of the L filter is to maximise transmission over the entire visible spectrum, because the combination of the widest possible aperture and high transmission makes it possible to capture the greatest possible number of photons.