TeleVue Bandmate NebuStar 1-1/4 Inch Telescope Filter
Item#: HN-TVU008
Sale Price:
$94.98
46%
What's Included
Filter
Description
Bandmate NebuStar FilterHigh-performance, dielectric, squarewave UHC type general purpose filtergreat for all nebulae types and instrument sizes.
- Red blocking allows brighter, sharper star images not plagued with red fringing seen on most filters.
- Highest transmission in critical bands
- Optical quality BK-7 substrate means no loss of sharpnesseven when used in front of mirror diagonals.
100% quality control:
- Every single filter is checked optically and cosmetically to assure performance.
- Every filter is individually serialized.
Dimensions & Specifications
Brand
TeleVue
Size
1.25 Inches
Telescope Accessories Series
Filters
Type
UHC Filters
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Good Padding
- Great Optics
- Strong Construction
- Widely Compatible Adapter
Cons
Best Uses
- Astronomy
Comments about TeleVue Bandmate NebuStar 1-1/4 Inch Telescope Filter:
I've had views with other UHC filters before. What I found was that stars do not show their artificial colors but instead have a green blue color in them. With this filter, you do not see any of those colors when lookin at stars and the color of the stars stay natural. Definelty a good filter for nebulas.
Pros
- Increased Nebulosity
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about TeleVue Bandmate NebuStar 1-1/4 Inch Telescope Filter:
Purchased an ETX60 Backpack Observatory from [...] as it was being discontinued. Didn't know much about telescopes or astronomy for that matter, was an impulse buy. I soon regretted it, once I realized I would need a much bigger scope to get the views I wanted. I started looking at accessories to help improve my scopes performance. At this point I had seen lots of globular clusters and open clusters but nebulae and planetary nebula views were hard to locate in light polluted skies and small aperture. This filter greatly enhanced the view of Orion and made the Dumbbell Nebula much more visible. Really helped define the nebula boundaries and bring out more details in the nebula.
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